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Most developers I've worked with who were complaining again containerisation and kubernetes never had to deploy code or only had to deploy code to one or two ma
by spoiler 3y ago
Most developers I've worked with who were complaining again containerisation and kubernetes never had to deploy code or only had to deploy code to one or two manually set up VPSs. They'd usually always be the most vocal about how its too complex. Or how "we aren't Google"; yes precisely because we're not Google who can afford multiple DevOps departments is why this makes shit easier, since the loudmouths also never want to pick up the slack to get infra shit done.
/rant
The ones that have experience with devops tend to appreciate Kubernetes
- sshine 3y agoI have about two years of experience with DevOps and Kubernetes. I manage my personal infrastructure with Terraform. I still prefer to keep services running with docker-compose when I can.
- hu3 3y agoI get your point but something like this is good enough for a ton of projects: git pull && docker-compose restart
- sshine 3y agoOr if you're super fancy: docker pull ghcr.io/NAMESPACE/IMAGE_NAME:latest docker-compose restart IMAGE_NAME
- xyzzy4747 3y agoThis also works pretty well: ssh <server> cd <directory> git pull tsc pm2 restart all
- 8n4vidtmkvmk 3y agoOr rsync && ln -sfn No restart or compile because php don't care.