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From my experience, it's getting easier to set up Kubernetes with things like OKD (open source OpenShift) or Rancher... but it'll still take you days or weeks (
by hmottestad 6y ago
From my experience, it's getting easier to set up Kubernetes with things like OKD (open source OpenShift) or Rancher... but it'll still take you days or weeks (or months in my case). And the organisations that I've heard of in Norway that have actually had success have also had a team of devops people to both set it up and keep it running.
- freedomben 6y agoYeah if you have experience with it you can set up OKD/OpenShift in a few days, but IME no K8s distros are truly "set it and forget it." Everyone needs a "platform" or "kubernetes" team. In a small company it doesn't have to an exclusively K8s team (the can have other responsibilities) but someone will need to watch over and maintain the cluster.
- AtlasBarfed 6y agoWas it security that was the wrench? Anytime I hear people nuh-uhh someone saying "X is complicated", the difference is often someone having to deal with security and someone getting to deploy with more lax considerations.