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>My unspoken contention was that eventually, we move to a world where k8s-like infra is the de facto norm for 99% of infrastructure out there, and on that road
by Dan_Sylveste 4y ago
>My unspoken contention was that eventually, we move to a world where k8s-like infra is the de facto norm for 99% of infrastructure out there, and on that road we move to the "no" side of the initial question for e.g. web agencies (meaning, we've moved one notch comparable to the move from old-school SysAdmin to DevOps maybe, you know those 10 years circa 2007-2018 or so).
This is very very hard to parse BTW. I don't want to reply to what you've written because I can't determine for sure what it is that you're saying.
- K0SM0S 4y agoSorry, my bad. I'm tired, I shouldn't post. Essentially I mean: scalable infra may be premature optimization today in a lot of cases, but eventually it becomes the norm for pretty much all systems. You could similarly parse the early signs of a "devops" paradigm in the mid-2000's. I sure did see the inception of the paradigm we eventually reached by 2018 or so. Most of it would have been premature optimization back then, but ten-ish years later the landscape has changed such that a devops culture fits in many (most?) organizations. Devops being just one example of such historical shifts. I anticipate the general k8s-like paradigm (generic abstractions on the dev side, a full 'DSL' so to speak, scalable on the ops side) will be a fit for many (most?) organizations by 2030 or so. I hope that makes sense.