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Kubernetes is already insanely complicated. In practice minor version differences of anything in the stack leads to issues. I get why it all exists but at some
by bfrog 5y ago
Kubernetes is already insanely complicated. In practice minor version differences of anything in the stack leads to issues. I get why it all exists but at some point I have to ask, are containers really that much better than an rpm/deb and private corporate repo? Every container is a effectively a chroot. Add to that the lack of easy debugging you’d get from simple packages and daemons. I get that doesn’t work for “cloud” scale or whatever, but i think the excitement over this stuff is overblown.