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If I understand correctly, Cuber is meant to fit between "I run a simple Digital Ocean droplet with my code" and "I have people managing my kubernetes cluster a
by WildGreenLeave 3y ago
If I understand correctly, Cuber is meant to fit between "I run a simple Digital Ocean droplet with my code" and "I have people managing my kubernetes cluster and deployments". I am a freelance software developer running sizeable client applications (low millions requests per month, 300 ~ 500 domains, fully custom made) in my own kubernetes cluster along with my own (side)projects so I feel that I fit that bill somewhat.
My first impression is that it looks quite awesome! If this is able to remove a big build process of containers then that would be awesome. I don't want to build my docker containers locally, I don't want to 'manage' a docker registry, I don't want to build my containers in my cluster (e.g. Kaniko). However, everything says it will push to the Docker registry and I haven't been able to find any private registry or non-registry option. That would be quite a dealbreaker because I don't want to 'store' my images long term, I will only use them for the few moments where the pods are deployed with a new image and the few days/weeks where they might restart. But retention is not a huge requirement.
Just my 2c.