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> At the tiniest scales, Kubernetes stops making sense because it's too complex to manage. Managing k8s at the smallest scales is actually easier IMO. If you'r
by bavell 3y ago
> At the tiniest scales, Kubernetes stops making sense because it's too complex to manage.
Managing k8s at the smallest scales is actually easier IMO. If you're using a managed k8s (you should be) then there's not much to actually manage. I've been using single-node clusters to great benefit for my business for years. Let's me focus all my time on billable hours and product updates. Huge force multiplier for me as a solopreneur.
- alemanek 3y agoThis is interesting. I have only used k8s and k3s at the larger scales. For small scale hosting who do you recommend? I have a few projects I want to get going and thinking it might help to be able to leverage my existing kubernetes knowledge. I always figured it would be too expensive to go with kubernetes for a small project.