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That is the reason why you need KubeBlocks, it takes over the complexity.
by TalktoCrystal 3y ago
That is the reason why you need KubeBlocks, it takes over the complexity.
- remram 3y agoThat is not how complexity works. You might lower the difficulty in the happy path, but when something goes wrong, there is additional complexity, and that means more places to debug and understand.
- uberduper 3y agoThis is my primary objection to 3rd party kubernetes operators. I really don't care how hard something is to setup or learn to manage. I care how hard it is to recover, tune, and scale.
- sgarland 3y ago> when something goes wrong Thank for correctly stating “when,” not “if”. Abstractions are wonderful until they aren’t, at which point you’d better know how everything underneath them works.
- adamc 3y agoI thought that the point was the solution architecture also guarantees increased complexity.