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I don't see it as Kubernetes being the common interface but containers. So long as an organization uses a container-first philosophy or container-centric workf
by just-juan-post 6y ago
I don't see it as Kubernetes being the common interface but containers.
So long as an organization uses a container-first philosophy or container-centric workflows for development they can deploy to pretty much anywhere.
Kubernetes gets the buzz but containers are the real key to flexibility.
- ecnahc515 6y agoThere's way more to this than just the containers (the apps) themselves though. Orchestration is a very big piece of the puzzle, integrating into that layer is traditionally very cloud specific. Without a common orchestration layer you end up re-inventing the wheel a lot. Containers being a common interface is good, but having the orchestration have a common interface (k8s) is also important.
- radiator 6y agoWhy would you end up reinventing the wheel though if the orchestrarion layer were not common? No, you would be using the one from your cloud provider. I think that was the point of your greatgrandparent comment.