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For a happy medium, check out Nomad. I've been managing our infrastructure on Nomad for years by myself, with upwards of 40 nodes (auto-scaled) and the number o
by orthecreedence 4y ago
For a happy medium, check out Nomad. I've been managing our infrastructure on Nomad for years by myself, with upwards of 40 nodes (auto-scaled) and the number of problems we've had can be counted on one hand (and was almost always a simple user error or fixed by upgrading). I spend most of the time I would otherwise spend doing tedious ops shit actually building things.
That said, Nomad and stateful services don't mix. Don't try. I think the same goes for k8s though.
- flemhans 4y agoWhat do you do with stateful services?
- orthecreedence 4y agoRun them on EC2 or whatever managed service whatever cloud host provides (RDS, S3, etc). It's possible to run stateful services on Nomad (and I assume k8s) but from my understanding the cost is extremely high, usually much higher than the benefit.