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Kubernetes doesn't improve sufficiently to justify the broken compatibility anymore. Projects slow down and become mature. This isn't a bad thing.
by iwontberude 3y ago
Kubernetes doesn't improve sufficiently to justify the broken compatibility anymore. Projects slow down and become mature. This isn't a bad thing.
- FridgeSeal 3y ago> Projects slow down and become mature. This isn't a bad thing I completely agree, but that’s also not-incompatible with my argument.
- jmspring 3y agoI happen to agree. Many "new features" aren't necessarily needed by a large segment of the community that uses K8s. Some of the attitudes in here about software needs to be constantly evolving is just odd. Many many systems run on legacy software and hardware because, for the most part, they just work. Innovation and evolution are important, yes. But churn for the sake of churn does not fit every (most) use case...