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Kubernetes is complex if you don't need what it provides. However if you do need what it provides in _some way_, Kubernetes provides a pretty nice, coherent wa
by danpalmer 4y ago
Kubernetes is complex if you don't need what it provides.
However if you do need what it provides in _some way_, Kubernetes provides a pretty nice, coherent way of doing it.
- steveBK123 4y agoThe problem is a lot of people read about k8s and decided stuff that could be done with a queue, 3 micro services, and 4 cores of CPU running on a RasPi somehow needs ... k8s.
- danpalmer 4y agoThis might be true, but one of the under-appreciated benefits of Kubernetes is the control around deployments. 3 services and a queue isn't much... unless you have high uptime requirements, need to maintain capacity during releases, want a careful rollout process, etc. It's possible to orchestrate complex release flows without an orchestrator, but it's often easier with one.