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1. Anything that offers effective competition to Kubernetes is a Good Thing. I'm not saying this is because I haven't look at it closely enough but competition
by mikece 6y ago
1. Anything that offers effective competition to Kubernetes is a Good Thing. I'm not saying this is because I haven't look at it closely enough but competition brings about improvement.
2. Why do people write "Simplenetes has a 100x less code than Kubernetes" instead of saying it has 1/100th the code?
- verdverm 6y agowhy is that a perceived benefit By contrast, Kubernetes has at least 1000x more developers working on it
- oropolo 6y agoDon't you mean "1/1000th less" developers working on it?
- nullserver 6y ago1000x developers sounds like a huge red flag. It’s way too complex already.
- peytn 6y agoIt’s tens of thousands of times as many contributors. For comparison, IIRC WebKit had like 500 contributors as of five or six years ago.
- HereBeBeasties 6y agoBut you don't understand. 100x less code than k8s means that using it must reduce my own codebase by 99 million lines of code! Who wouldn't want that?