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> A core part of it is about efficient usage of hw you have In what way? If the content of your containers is a wasteful, inefficient mess, then there's nothin
by adwn 5y ago
> A core part of it is about efficient usage of hw you have
In what way? If the content of your containers is a wasteful, inefficient mess, then there's nothing Kubernetes can do to make it less inefficient.
- p_l 5y agoIt can't fix what's inside your containers, but it can fix how efficient you're in packing your workloads onto available hw. I.e. Given a set of Workloads, set of available hw, k8s will help you find maximal amount of Workloads that you can fit. vs. for example manually trying to fit single-purpose VM instances in EC2, with inevitable overheads, etc.