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> once you have the pipeline setup, there is almost no maintenance required. You could apply this to a traditional deployment. Once you setup all the CI/CD the
by philliphaydon 4y ago
> once you have the pipeline setup, there is almost no maintenance required.
You could apply this to a traditional deployment. Once you setup all the CI/CD there’s no maintenance required.
But the non kubernetes would probably be cheaper.
- p_l 4y agoDepends on many details, and how you use k8s. I mainly use it to save money as I can pay for less cloud resources.
- philliphaydon 4y agoYou’re paying for resource isolation. You can put many things on 1 server and it will be cheaper. We have done that for decades.
- p_l 4y agoManaging that can quickly get cumbersome, especially when you deal with software that wrecks easy mode of "just install mod-php from distro packages". Ensuring resource allocation was also much more annoying. Letting scheduler handle allocation of many services onto few servers is how I managed to pay only 10% of what was the previous cost.