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Most of this stuff is completely over my head, and I'm certainly no kubernetes expert, but I'm working on a project that's deployed with kubernetes, and one of
by mcv 5y ago
Most of this stuff is completely over my head, and I'm certainly no kubernetes expert, but I'm working on a project that's deployed with kubernetes, and one of the steps in our process is running our e2e tests, also in a separate kubernetes deploy. These tests (using Cypress) have proven to be extremely flakey on the server. Locally they work fine, though. I was wondering if Cypress is simply crap, but this article makes me wonder if kubernetes might be the real culprit here.
- speedgoose 5y agoKubernetes for sure. But it will force you to write more relisient software. Since we migrated to kubernetes, we had to implement automatic retry strategies in every network exchange, http requests, database transactions, because the managed kubernetes of a major cloud provider is a train wreck.