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Is the overhead of Kubernetes worth it enough to make it smaller, presumably to run in less resource intensive environments? Docker compose fits this bill nicel
by j_m_b 3y ago
Is the overhead of Kubernetes worth it enough to make it smaller, presumably to run in less resource intensive environments? Docker compose fits this bill nicely and is much more simple.
- efrecon 3y agoCompose is for single node setups. K3s runs in multi-nodes clusters.
- Xiol32 3y agoAlso easier to scale out from your single starter k3s node as you grow.
- speedgoose 3y agoKubernetes is offering much more features than Docker compose. And then you have all the kubernetes operators and other extensions that makes it very complex and powerful. It’s fine to use docker compose if it does what you need. If you start hacking weird things using Docker compose, it’s perhaps time to suffer and learn kubernetes.