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It's really only in the last couple years that kubernetes has started to get tamed and be more approachable. For the longest time the only way to get a simple
by qbasic_forever 6y ago
It's really only in the last couple years that kubernetes has started to get tamed and be more approachable. For the longest time the only way to get a simple dev cluster up on your laptop was to make a VM with like 8-16GB of RAM and four cores dedicated to it--it was pretty outrageous. Nowadays kind, k3s, etc. make it a simple one line install and sip resources. But I agree, there is definitely a misperception that k8s is too complex.
- AnxiousCoward 6y agoI wouldn't call it a misperception. It does orchestration, service discovery, resilience, secrets management (which is a joke, but still) and whatnot. That's definitely a lot of complexity. Mixing it all together doesn't help with making it easier to manage, on the contrary.