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I really don´t feel K8S have won this battle. I agree people talk more about K8S but i have seen a trend in people that are disappointed with K8S and move again
by thunderthunder 5y ago
I really don´t feel K8S have won this battle. I agree people talk more about K8S but i have seen a trend in people that are disappointed with K8S and move against Nomad instead. I guess K8S is too messy. It´s like taking a 2015 enterprise vsphere datacenter environment and containerizing it. Too many layers..
But of course, there´s no fully managed Hashicorp offer for all products in GCP or AWS, Azure....
- AtNightWeCode 5y agoI do not really understand why people run so many things in containers in the first place. Sure, for sand-boxing and sometimes resource utilization, but the large services I worked on have always been on 10+ dedicated high-end servers with 200GB+ memory each. Absolutely zero need for any additional abstractions. You can also design solutions that use a lot of memory in contrast to containers.
- dilyevsky 5y ago10 machines is not large by any stretch if imagination and hasn’t been for a long time. Try hundreds or thousands