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Yep very much so. Doing it wrong ™ applies to any deployment and shouldn’t be held against k8s. We have over a hundred services deployed in who knows how many p
by therealdrag0 4y ago
Yep very much so. Doing it wrong ™ applies to any deployment and shouldn’t be held against k8s. We have over a hundred services deployed in who knows how many pods in a dozen environments and it’s definitely not that unstable.
- Shorn 4y ago> it’s definitely not that unstable So how unstable is it?
- dmitryminkovsky 4y agoNot at all unstable in my experience
- rtpg 4y ago> Doing it wrong ™ applies to any deployment and shouldn’t be held against k8s I think there's definitely a huge asterisk there if the tool makes it very easy to "do it wrong", hard to "do it right", etc. Of course with k8s it's tough because it's capturing computation! Hard for it to "know" what one is trying to do inside the containers. And in the case of k8s the only thing I could think of that is ... kinda in that space is managing volumes, since it runs into the dilemna of adding persistence to ephemeral things.
- Layke1123 4y agoI imagine it's akin to management expecting you to spend your off hours learning all this "great new tech" while they think working off hours is reading online articles on hacker news to "stay up to date".