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People still have to manage quite a bit of setup for kubernetes/containers though... and that configuration usually happens with ansible, not chef. I think it's
by user5994461 6y ago
People still have to manage quite a bit of setup for kubernetes/containers though... and that configuration usually happens with ansible, not chef. I think it's fair to say that Chef has failed to hold their market.
- miah_ 6y agoConsider that Chef Infra has 2 core developers and its not surprising why.