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It sounds to me like you're an engineer who is out of the loop. Because suggesting Hashicorp over Kubernetes makes a lot of sense so long as you are ignorant a
by threeseed 3y ago
It sounds to me like you're an engineer who is out of the loop.
Because suggesting Hashicorp over Kubernetes makes a lot of sense so long as you are ignorant about budgets and costs. Because from experience they are one of the worst vendors around at squeezing money out of their customers.
I imagine if you were the CTO you would likely agree with them.
- Moto7451 3y agoThe problem is not about the vendor at all. It’s not even about Kubernetes. It’s about the problem being solved. I’m not an IC so I get to see all the behind the scenes. We’re just cosplaying a large tech org when this company, like the others I’ve been at, is a sales company with an IT team. There’s nothing inherently wrong with that. It’s a good business to be in. We just don’t need a complex runtime with software defined networking to deploy a series of three server blue/green deployments for relatively low traffic use cases. The problem itself has been the same for the past three companies I’ve worked at.