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I can second this. Kind seems so much nicer. With minikube I was somehow constantly messing with virtualisation frameworks. Kind just works.
by spockz 4y ago
I can second this. Kind seems so much nicer. With minikube I was somehow constantly messing with virtualisation frameworks. Kind just works.
- thinkmassive 4y agoAgree, Minikibe occupies a strange middle ground of being ephemeral but heavyweight. It’s slow enough to make it seem worth maintaining the same cluster over time, but that was a bad approach when I tried it. Kind is very clearly ephemeral, and it starts up quickly enough that it’s not annoying to deal with frequent restarts while developing setup scripts.
- qbasic_forever 4y agoI just wish kind had a similar addon ecosystem as minikube. I'm sure if it gets popular enough then it will spawn stuff like that too though. The one thing that keeps me using minikube is the ease of spinning up an ingress, internal registry, etc. that usually just works.