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> Anything less than that I'd say it's complex and you'd be better off using a PaaS Kubernetes is available as a managed service in AWS, Azure, Google etc and
by threeseed 4y ago
> Anything less than that I'd say it's complex and you'd be better off using a PaaS
Kubernetes is available as a managed service in AWS, Azure, Google etc and this is likely to be the most popular deployment model.
By any definition this is a PaaS and if you add in custom monitoring, logging, security, ingress etc. is going to be just as simple and significantly cheaper than using a managed solution.
If you're just building a basic website then sure it's an overkill but fewer people are building those these days.
- throwawaycuriou 4y agoit really comes down to what you're building. many web app startups would be better served paying for PaaS that manage this for them. as an example: Netlify/Vercel. if you need a database add FaunaDB to that. if that sounds risky or expensive, consider the cost of building a DevOps team.