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Will that allow me to ship software to servers (not enormous clusters, I mean like a couple of VMs somewhere) without having to first become a Kubernetes expert
by goatinaboat 6y ago
Will that allow me to ship software to servers (not enormous clusters, I mean like a couple of VMs somewhere) without having to first become a Kubernetes expert?
Yes absolutely, the YAML will just need to be updated for API keys or whatever.
Kubernetes is complicated to build a production grade cluster on bare metal but for getting started as a developer it’s no more complicated than Docker actually
- skrebbel 6y agoThis is super helpful, thanks. I always had the idea that I needed to grok all of Kube to get productive with it (and very much got that feeling last time I explored the docs). But knowing that I can ignore a lot of that if I use some kubernetes cloud service and just put my images up there, that's super nice. Thanks (also to some sibling comments of yours) for clearly drawing up the difference between those two things.
- goatinaboat 6y agoThis is super helpful, thanks. I always had the idea that I needed to grok all of Kube to get productive with it The discoverability is still a problem with it, if no one told you e.g. about k3s you would never guess the name. Good luck :-)