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Interesting question. Before anything else, we need some basic services like dns, mail, git, etc. How do you suggest deploying these in a on-prem/selfhosted env
by smartbit 3y ago
Interesting question. Before anything else, we need some basic services like dns, mail, git, etc. How do you suggest deploying these in a on-prem/selfhosted environment? I assume not on Kubernetes or the like as that could cause chick-and-egg issues?
Each service should be high-available also. For dns & smtp quite possible, and gitlab seems to support high availability too https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/administration/reference_architectures/ https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/administration/reference_architec...
Have you even seen a complete container-based infrastructure on top of bare-metal without any VM?
- snapplebobapple 3y agoIts this. Domain controller, dns, nessus scanner to start at every office site. Next up legacy csttom windows apps. Maybe i could add a lot of complexity and throw those in kubevirt but there isnt a massive benefit when my work load looks like so very many other medium sized non software businesses:3-10 vms per site across 3-20 sites handles our entire workload when combined with o365 for business