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I agree with you. It will efficiently allocate resources for an inefficient application. But when your system can't handle the load anymore, you'll have to allo
by marcos100 5y ago
I agree with you. It will efficiently allocate resources for an inefficient application. But when your system can't handle the load anymore, you'll have to allocate more resources and k8s will handle it for you like magic.
It's so easy that people can use thousands of machines to handle the load. This with the "hardware is cheap, dev time is expensive", makes it common to see those kind of very large systems.
- p_l 5y agoWell, yes. Except I get to live with "hardware is more expensive than dev time", so I tend to cheat like a proper dirty cheating wizard with k8s' binpacking ;) (my motto is "what do you call a company using Heroku? Bankrupt" :P)