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Yep. My problem with a managed cloud is that kubernetes drivers are vendor specific. I hit this landmine too when the ingress I was using got a breaking update
by b33j0r 4y ago
Yep. My problem with a managed cloud is that kubernetes drivers are vendor specific. I hit this landmine too when the ingress I was using got a breaking update (as far as I could tell).
Still worked on my test cluster. It was a throw away site, so I didn’t even bother fixing it. And, I honestly can’t tell you what went wrong. Just deploying docker compose, often with ansible, is the most reliable for me at most scales.
- ilyt 4y agoYeah, that's the annoying part. You get around 80% of parts that just work anywhere and rest is entirely dependant on what's underneath k8s or on what cloud it is running. When going in I assumed there are some kind of standard way to implement ingresses/loadbalancers but no, it's just different plugins each with different syntax and features.