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Your stack is great. If anything, I think many one-man SaaS will benefit from using k8s. That's the superpower of k8s, one person can go from 1node to 1000nod
by segmondy 6y ago
Your stack is great. If anything, I think many one-man SaaS will benefit from using k8s. That's the superpower of k8s, one person can go from 1node to 1000nodes if they need that scaling with minimal effort. Cobbling together shell scripts and tools for one or two servers is just as much work as using k8s, so long as you don't run your own and use a managed service. Best of luck, I think your list is pretty reasonable.
- blandflakes 6y agoEeesh I dunno. I agree that the paradigm has broad scaling capablities, but the amount of time I spent chasing down weird behavior in our (managed) cluster at my last job was a total waste, and the company would have been much further along if we'd spent that time on literally anything else. Somebody still needs to manage the managed cluster, IMO.