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I hope k8s and related needless complexities go away for the masses. I would rather focus on building a product and clicking a couple buttons that allow millio
by me_me_mu_mu 5y ago
I hope k8s and related needless complexities go away for the masses.
I would rather focus on building a product and clicking a couple buttons that allow millions to use it (managed solutions). Oh no it costs 10k, let me spend 1m+ on hiring people to play with configuration files.
Idk why companies are pushing for k8s at points when they could rather hire 10 engineers/tech team to build better and more features than fiddling around with y’all files and adding so many feedback loops through new “processes”.
Even when things work it takes a long time to A) get there organizationally and B) it still doesn’t work lol
- ferdowsi 5y agoThat company that hires 10 engineers to create a bespoke orchestration system will inevitably end up re-inventing a buggy, poorly specified implementation of Kubernetes. Kubernetes gives a standardized set of abstractions and concepts that means hiring and development is easier, not harder.
- sublimefire 5y agoNot really, they will just end up using managed services in AWS. Kubernetes exists (in the eyes of the corp) only as a tool that avoids vendor lock-in.
- cjalmeida 5y agoCloud “value added services” ie, all but elastic VM, networking and storage, are typically very poor compared to whatever you can find in k8s just one helm install away.
- marcinzm 5y agoThat already exists and is called Heroku. It works until it doesn't and then you need a bunch of engineers to work around the limitations.