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>Prefer fewer larger clusters with namespaces (and node pools if needed) to lots of tiny clusters. People do this? I thought the whole point was to abstract e
by treis 4y ago
>Prefer fewer larger clusters with namespaces (and node pools if needed) to lots of tiny clusters.
People do this? I thought the whole point was to abstract everything away. You should have containers running on pods. You shouldn't care about what's in the containers or what metal the pods are running on.
- mrweasel 4y agoSome people don't trust the namespacing in Kubernetes, or have contractual obligations to keep environments separate. I've rarely seen clusters with more than 10 nodes, but I have seen single customers run 5 tiny different clusters, for different environment.