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There are just very few applications that actually need all of this. maybe 1 tot 0.1%, for instance vercel might need it. But 95-99% can just run on several "si
by wouldbecouldbe 2y ago
There are just very few applications that actually need all of this. maybe 1 tot 0.1%, for instance vercel might need it. But 95-99% can just run on several "simple" servers & keep deployment times within minutes and no complicated stuff needed. Yet Kubernetes get's pushed all the time.
- lyu07282 2y agoI don't know about that, I've found even simple applications need things like blue/green deployments and kubernetes makes that very easy and robust.
- wouldbecouldbe 2y agothere is nothing easy or robust about kubernetes. Hence all the tooling around it, having things break down if you don't update. Dependencies not being compatible all the time. Server management should cost as little time, and be stress free. There are many ways to solve the up/down issue and depends on which language you are running.
- lyu07282 2y agoI agree if you are running kubernetes yourself you are absolutely right. I was thinking more about managed clusters in the cloud. Every provider offers managed kubernetes, then you aren't even vendor locked.