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Naw, just use system-d, ha-proxy and bash scripts. That is much "simpler" (for some definition of simple). Kidding of course. If you need anything approximatin
by osigurdson 3y ago
Naw, just use system-d, ha-proxy and bash scripts. That is much "simpler" (for some definition of simple).
Kidding of course. If you need anything approximating Kubernetes, use it. If you just need one machine maybe don't.
- bravetraveler 3y agoThis is the gist of it, I believe. Too often I see "sprinkle some k8s" on it to fix a problem ... when the problem was lacking config management. They overshot; use the right tool for the job