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- creating databases for your app on the fly. - scaling up and down applications because of time instead of demand. or based on non metric based actions - Ext
by jhoelzel 4y ago
- creating databases for your app on the fly.
- scaling up and down applications because of time instead of demand. or based on non metric based actions
- Extending kubernetes to understand your workload
- Automating configuration and management of complex applications
- Managing legacy applications that cannot be easily containerized or migrated to the cloud.
if you love k8s youll love operators
the list is endless!
- dilyevsky 4y agoWith respect, being “in love” with a technology is not a good way to go about it - it leads to tunnel vision
- jhoelzel 4y agoi know what you mean, but i am doing this for more than 20 years now. From bare-metal over openstack to serverless, i have pretty much provisioned all of them. Kubernetes is more like a way of doing things than a technology. Basically APIs all the way down. and thus the operators and controllers do deserve love. Im not saying that you need an operator to change the dipers of a baby, but as far as a stack goes, k8s is the best i have ever worked with.