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Further, the workload /just moves/ to another node. In the old ways, the service was tied to the node it was on. If a disk failed, the service failed. Now, with
by withinboredom 4y ago
Further, the workload /just moves/ to another node. In the old ways, the service was tied to the node it was on. If a disk failed, the service failed. Now, within moments, that service moves and the node can just go away. It’s almost magic. I think the reason k8s doesn’t make much sense in a home-lab setting is due to the limited nodes.
- darkwater 4y agoThe same magic that happens with autoscaling groups, if an instance or the app running on that instance die for any reason, it get recycled magically.
- withinboredom 4y agoThat doesn’t work for stateful apps though, which is what I was thinking more of.
- darkwater 4y agoIMO and IME stateful apps on k8s are still a PITA with lot of corner cases that can have really bad consequences. But as time passes, it's getting better.