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It's interesting to see the different views around it. I tend to agree that we tend to exclusively use operators to make Kubernetes speak the same language as o
by aliasxneo 4y ago
It's interesting to see the different views around it. I tend to agree that we tend to exclusively use operators to make Kubernetes speak the same language as our business. It's sort of like object-oriented deployments...can make some pretty power abstractions.
- akhayam 4y agoobject-oriented deployment... huh... That's an interesting mental model that I didn't have. Thanks for sharing! For me, it's a standard which works well for short-cycle control loop. Standards are never perfect, but the best ones are minimalistic and built out of real world experience. Operators check these boxes for me. Not sure if you can share, but if you can, would love to know the type of business logic you moved into operators.