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Not sure I understand your second sentence. Are you equating Kubernetes’ roadmap to that of System 360? FWIW, I am not a big fan of Kubernetes. It’s an incredib
by hestefisk 5y ago
Not sure I understand your second sentence. Are you equating Kubernetes’ roadmap to that of System 360?
FWIW, I am not a big fan of Kubernetes. It’s an incredibly complex beast. I much prefer the simplicity of *BSD over Kubernetes any day.
- pjmlp 5y agoKind of, Kubernetes is just another way of doing mainframe workloads, whose main concepts all trace back to System 360. 20 years ago I was deploying EAR files into application servers without caring which OS they would run on. Nowadays I package managed runtimes into containers, that I don't care if they run directly on top of a type 1 hypervisor, VM or whatever. Basically what mainframe OS virtualization looks like nowadays and traces its roots back to System 360.
- hestefisk 5y agoGood point. Kubernetes actually reminds me a lot of J2EE around version 2.0. Towering abstractions and complexity.