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I’ve recently become interested in learning Kubernetes for some work I’m doing. But I’m not a sysops engineer or even really a backend person, so I kind of want
by singhrac 5y ago
I’ve recently become interested in learning Kubernetes for some work I’m doing. But I’m not a sysops engineer or even really a backend person, so I kind of want to pick the right horse to back and learn some simple tools so that I can get builds onto GCP or AWS. Mostly I want to make sure there is a StackOverflow post for whatever problem I will encounter.
What do people think is the best ‘stack’ to invest in? I’m also curious about experiences with CapRover and/or FastAPI.
- mplewis 5y agoUse a language you know and like, then use its popular web framework. FastAPI is just fine. Package your apps into containers. Then run them somewhere. DigitalOcean Apps, AWS Lambda, and Google Cloud Run are all fine. So is Kubernetes.
- mwaitjmp 5y agoTerraform to create and manage the cluster and then helm to deploy any applications. Those two tools have been around for a while and you’ll find plenty of documentation and other people looking for help online.