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I guess it depends on your definition of "at scale" but IMO with Hashicorp's stuff and maybe something like Backstage you get all the benefits k8s but in a pack
by teach 6y ago
I guess it depends on your definition of "at scale" but IMO with Hashicorp's stuff and maybe something like Backstage you get all the benefits k8s but in a package that's much simpler to reason about and manage.
- corty 6y agoBy building a neat box with few buttons on the outside and still the same or more complexity on the inside. If something goes wrong, you still have to deal with all the inside parts. The only hope is that the few outside buttons only trigger happy paths without complications. "At scale" this seems unlikely, simplifications usually only work in smaller, simpler use cases.
- jen20 6y agoNomad very definitely does not beget the same gordion knot of complexity of Kubernetes, while working at substantially larger cluster sizes than Kubernernetes is capable of.