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There should be more of a boilerplate very stable version for smaller companies but I think in general Kubernetes makes it really easy to automate away a lot of
by alexfromapex 6y ago
There should be more of a boilerplate very stable version for smaller companies but I think in general Kubernetes makes it really easy to automate away a lot of the ops and security stuff and get app pipelines running pretty quickly which is really nice.
- nickthemagicman 6y agoManaged K8's right?
- p_l 6y agoNot only managed options. Openshift is big in on-prem enterprise setups because as flawed as the install process is or as ridiculous licensing is, you get a remarkably complete system pretty easily out of a bunch of servers that integrates with things like your corporate LDAP.
- vorpalhex 6y agoThere are companies trying to provide this - I don't know if anyone is doing it very successfully yet, but Microk8s, k3s, etc are all basically "distros" of kubernetes for different targets. I think part of the issue is that many of the bigger players want you to use their managed k8s solution and not just give you their setup - I think that's a temporary thing. A few of the big boons of k8s is the ability to be multi-cloud, and vendors are losing out on a revenue stream by not embracing that (though, AWS has a new multi-cloud k8s thing, so maybe they get it).