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> You do know that networking existed before containers right? I do, but the point of my question was that kubernetes solves networking, and load balancing, an
by maccard 6y ago
> You do know that networking existed before containers right?
I do, but the point of my question was that kubernetes solves networking, and load balancing, and upgrading, and many other issues.
> It's my belief though that many of those developers who want Kubernetes actually want kubectl,
You're not wrong - kubectl is half the reason I use kubernetes. Solving the problems it does is reason enough to use it.
- mrweasel 6y ago> You're not wrong - kubectl is half the reason I use kubernetes. Solving the problems it does is reason enough to use it. And that is honestly perfectly reasonable. I'd argue that it doesn't come for free, but if the benefits outweigh the cost then go for it. Again, I just don't often see customers who have so clearly argued as to why they'd need Kubernetes and not for instance Nomad.