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IMO vendors made OpenStack that way to ensure you always need some kind of third party to manage it. Kubernetes is going the same route.
by candiddevmike 4y ago
IMO vendors made OpenStack that way to ensure you always need some kind of third party to manage it. Kubernetes is going the same route.
- jetbalsa 4y agoand oh boy do they charge for managing a Openstack, a 8 Node support contract from Redhat was north of 80k/yr on top of telling me that Openstack is dead, have you tried Openshift :V
- neverartful 4y agoDid you mean to say 'charge' instead of 'change'?
- jetbalsa 4y agoYes, My comment has been updated.