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Yes, but you don't need many or any of those things to launch a Minimum Viable Product. So Kubernetes can become invaluable once you need to scale, but when yo
by jimbokun 5y ago
Yes, but you don't need many or any of those things to launch a Minimum Viable Product.
So Kubernetes can become invaluable once you need to scale, but when you are getting started it will probably only slow you down.
- aequitas 5y agoIf you want your MVP to be publicly available and your corporations ops/sec to be on board with your plans then Kubernetes is an answer as well. Even if your MVP only needs a single instance and no scaling. Kubernetes provides a common API between developers and operations so both can do the job they where hired for while being in each others way as least as possible.
- jimbokun 5y agoPre-MVP, development and ops are likely the same people.
- aequitas 5y agoWith Pre-MVP you mean installing it on your laptop right? It all just really depends on your companies size and the liberties you are given. At a certain size your company will have dedicated ops and security teams which call all the shots. For a lot of companies, Kubernetes gives developers the liberties they would normally only get with a lot of bureaucracy or red tape.