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When I talk to people about k8s, if they haven't containerized their apps yet, I generally recommend starting with a simple CAAS setup and then, if you need som
by raesene9 5y ago
When I talk to people about k8s, if they haven't containerized their apps yet, I generally recommend starting with a simple CAAS setup and then, if you need some of the flexibility and power that k8s provides, then move those apps into a cluster.
It can do a lot of cool stuff, but there's plenty of complexity there, and there are quite a few potential nasty surprises in there (from a security standpoint anyway, which is where I focus)