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So, your argument is that you should use a tool if you know how to use it, regardless of if it's actually needed? Personally I would take managing "a couple of
by mirceal 4y ago
So, your argument is that you should use a tool if you know how to use it, regardless of if it's actually needed?
Personally I would take managing "a couple of webservers and a db" any day over k8s.
- liuliu 4y agoHis point is to use whatever simplifies workflow / reduces operational overhead. To some people, that indeed would be k8s. To you, that may be "managing a couple of webservers and a db". And that is great for you.
- mountainriver 4y agoyeah I use k8s for basic webapps and it works wonderfully, and is way way easier than anything else, and yes I started developing in the 90s so I've seen it all. There is a bit of overhead in learning k8s, but once you know it, it's dead simple for every use case I've found and takes you way further than anything else.