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I'm not an idiot so don't treat me like one. I know what I'm talking about, unlike you apparently. You can have all that without k8s. k8s doesn't equal auto sc
by lakomen 3y ago
I'm not an idiot so don't treat me like one.
I know what I'm talking about, unlike you apparently.
You can have all that without k8s.
k8s doesn't equal auto scaling, "rolling updates".
You are a booksmart idiot.
- lakomen 3y agohttps://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/pods/ https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/pods/ This guy, seriously. Completely ignores everything I wrote and starts bullshitting.
- thinkmassive 3y agoWhere on that page is it recommended to bundle your entire infrastructure stack into a single pod?
- thinkmassive 3y agoMy intent wasn’t to criticize you, but apparently I stuck a nerve… Of course you can have all that without k8s. I’ve been operating cloud infra for over a decade, and I used to roll my own solutions to implement that functionality, so I’m quite familiar with that approach. Embracing kubernetes has made life much easier. I do read a lot, but my opinion is based on operating production systems. Whether you like it or not, k8s has become the defacto standard interface for distributed systems. High level programming languages and libraries provide useful layers of abstraction in their own domains. Do you also reject those, and use assembly language for everything?