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> because the one you picked in AWS doesn't support bare metal That's just because AWS's Kubernetes offering is laughably bad. There is huge difference in you
by hobofan 3y ago
> because the one you picked in AWS doesn't support bare metal
That's just because AWS's Kubernetes offering is laughably bad.
There is huge difference in your experience whether you use Kubernetes via GKE (Autopilot) or any other solution (at least as long you don't have a dedicated infrastructure team).
- yjftsjthsd-h 3y agoI dunno, if you have to use GCP to have a good time, then that's a pretty great argument against k8s for a lot of people.
- hobofan 3y agoI think "bare" Kubernetes is still a quite nice tool that allows for learning transferable skills across clouds (similar to Terraform). E.g. even if I have to spin up my own nginx-ingress to be able to handle ingress resources, after having learned that initially, I can basically do the same thing across clouds. It's just that GKE (Autopilot) does a lot of those out of the box for you that, so you get a much easier end-to-end experience for non-admins (= "request resources -> have them instantiated").