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>except for managed services from cloud providers I'd imagine most small to medium companies would be running things on a cloud service using managed kubernete
by marcinzm 6y ago
>except for managed services from cloud providers
I'd imagine most small to medium companies would be running things on a cloud service using managed kubernetes. It seems mostly larger companies that are sticking with non-cloud hardware and services.
The advantage of kubernetes in that case is that there is a large ecosystem of helm charts, guides, documentation, etc. Deploying something new from scratch is fairly easy since someone else has done all the leg work and packaged it all up.
- rantwasp 6y agojust because something is packaged does not mean it’s usable. YMMV but this is how security horror stories start. Someone ran a container they had no idea where it came from, happily used a helm chart. Most of the times it’s not even malicious - it’s outdated software because “it just works”