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> GKE SRE taught me that even the foremost Kubernetes experts cannot safely operate Kubernetes at scale. This is a pretty damning indictment, honestly. But ha

> GKE SRE taught me that even the foremost Kubernetes experts cannot safely operate Kubernetes at scale. This is a pretty damning indictment, honestly. But has k8s gotten so influential that it'll be impossible to dislodge? I guess k8s has no problem breaking backwards-compatibility with new versions, so maybe somebody can propose something better even if it breaks compatibility.

FroshKiller 6y ago
I think you meant “indictment” rather than “indigent.”
- ForHackernews 6y ago
  Edited, thanks. Serves me right for uncritically accepting automated corrections.
pjmlp 6y ago
On Java and .NET world, with projects like Tye and Quarkus, you get to automate the interactions with Kubernets from the language tooling side, so it becomes less painful to deal with all kubernetes idiocracies.
- ofrzeta 6y ago
  You could always make use of the Kubernetes APIs from your application through fabric8, if that's what you mean.
  - pjmlp 6y ago
    Nope, I mean not having to deal with kubernetes directly. As for frabric8, the project is dead.