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Costumers can decide I would assume. Most likely you install you install some Kubernetes and then just have multible VMs distributed across the rack. And then r
by panick21_ 3y ago
Costumers can decide I would assume. Most likely you install you install some Kubernetes and then just have multible VMs distributed across the rack. And then run multible Pods in each node.
VM per container seems like a waist unless you need that extra isolation.
- bpye 3y agoI wondered if there was any support for running containers built in - something like EKS/AKS/GKE/Cloud Run/etc - but looking at the docs it appears not. I agree that VM per container can be wasteful - though something like Firecracker at least helps with start time.
- panick21_ 3y agoFrom the podcast it seems that they want to deliver a minimal viable product. Their primary costumers already have a lot of their own higher level stack. They might get into adding more higher level software eventually depending on what costumers want.