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Tried to adopt it about 8 years ago but their very traditional architecture didn’t fit well with the infra we were using. Also some jruby based plugins were bug

• pamonrails 4y ago
  Fair. That being said, we've come a long way by now. Lots of our users deploy Kill Bill in "cloud-native" environments these days (e.g. k8s). Also, we've deprecated JRuby support. Plugins are either written in Java or in other languages through grpc shims (e.g. Go).
  • AzzieElbab 4y ago
    Great to see you guys take all the things into account.
• adave 4y ago
  You mean the flawed microservices architecture where everything is so complicated it's almost not worth doing.
  • AzzieElbab 4y ago
    My memory could be wrong I think the issues we had were related to KB callback based apis becoming flaky with our in-house service mesh and proxied dynamic ips. Again, that was such a long time ago, k8 was fresh and exotic back then