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> but it's the industry standard. I strongly disagree with this statement. Even at the most bubbly of Silicon Valley events you will not see kubernetes for a s
by ben_jones 2y ago
> but it's the industry standard.
I strongly disagree with this statement. Even at the most bubbly of Silicon Valley events you will not see kubernetes for a smaller deployment be an industry standard.
It’s ok to make architectural mistakes, or otherwise over engineer a thing. We all do it. Let’s not standardize it.
And to your credit thank you for publishing this example as a learning opportunity to others.
- CactusBlue 2y agoI mean as in what the big (and small) clouds support. I haven't seen any clouds supporting Hashicorp Nomad or Docker Swarm!
- SJC_Hacker 2y agoYou shoudl be able to run any of those things on any cloud. A box with sshd is a box with sshd.
- jitl 2y agok3s is a teensy sqlite based orchestrator, something tons of devs run on their laptops for local dev. I think those are all single box clusters, why is it crazy to run it on a server but not a laptop?