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Is “hope” the new replacement for SLAs? Or am I missing something with that statement?
by PUSH_AX 3y ago
Is “hope” the new replacement for SLAs? Or am I missing something with that statement?
- k8sToGo 3y agoSLA do not prevent something from breaking, unfortunately. It is just a blame construct.
- p_l 3y ago"Hope" that your cloud provider matches as well your needs as you thought, that vendor lock-in doesn't let them milk you with high prices, etc. etc. None of that is prevented with SLA
- PUSH_AX 3y agoThis requires the same skill and experience as figuring out if k8s is going to be a good fit. Arguably if you can’t evaluate the raw cloud offerings and jump on a supposed silver bullet you need to stop immediately.
- p_l 3y agoAt this point I found out that k8s knowledge is more portable, whereas your trove of $VENDOR_1 knowledge might suddenly have issues because for reasons outside of your capacity to control there's now big spending contract signed with $VENDOR_2 and a mandate to move. And with smaller companies I tend to find k8s way more cost effective. I pulled things I wouldn't be able to fit in a budget otherwise.