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Running a local k8s cluster doesn't guarantee that a remote cluster on some cloud provider will work the same either. I've heard of and worked with multiple de
by frenchman99 4y ago
Running a local k8s cluster doesn't guarantee that a remote cluster on some cloud provider will work the same either.
I've heard of and worked with multiple dev teams that develop with compose and deploy a totally different way (k8s, AWS auto scaling groups, heroku, etc), to great success.
Devs know about compose and understand it. As long as the containers behave as planned, the DevOps people can figure out how to deploy them on whatever production environment.
- twblalock 4y agoThat's all fine, until the apps that ran fine on a laptop won't run in the real environments, and then the devops people need to loop in the devs to debug it. Quite a lot of the time, it will be a problem with the manifest not providing something the app container expects, like a permission or a port binding or a missing ConfigMap. Everyone loses productivity when that happens.