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> A lot of "off the shelf" infra that we can use today just did not exist in 2012 Do you happen to have some examples? Very curious to hear about this.
by prvit 4y ago
> A lot of "off the shelf" infra that we can use today just did not exist in 2012
Do you happen to have some examples? Very curious to hear about this.
- Fiahil 4y agokubernetes
- cmckn 4y agoI mean, even like J̶e̶n̶k̶i̶n̶s̶ and Kafka were barely a year old in 2012. Hadoop wouldn’t be replaced by Spark for 2 more years. Mesos was in its infancy. Other companies had similar problems to solve, and they also had to build it themselves for the most part.
- plorkyeran 4y agoJenkins came out in 2005. 2011 was just when the project was renamed from Hudson due to Oracle trademarking the original name.
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- fomine3 4y agoBazel was released in 2015
- KptMarchewa 4y agoFirst version of Docker was released in 2013 and was a curiosity for a few years. Kubernetes was launched in 2014, and similarly, was mostly a curiosity for a few years. Twitter at that time made an (probably?) unlucky bet on Mesos, a competing but not that similar technology, that is now pretty much dead. Google Cloud launched it's VM service in beta in 2012. A lot of base AWS services did exist, but was similarly a curiosity: AWS 2012 revenue was 2 billion. This year they are on track to 80 billion.