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As someone working in a place where we did the same (and it was mainly my idea), I beg to differ. You don't have to learn/cope with all the new low level k8s pl
by darkwater 5y ago
As someone working in a place where we did the same (and it was mainly my idea), I beg to differ. You don't have to learn/cope with all the new low level k8s plumbing, especially pre-EKS. Just plain old EC2, in an immutable fashion, just using docker as your package manager instead of baking a RPM or DEB.
ANd even with the advent of EKS in AWS there are still a lot of overlapping functionalities and new failure modes (HPA and its metrics/limited rules WRT EC2 ASG rules, coreDNS etc).