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It's good to see new projects. However most people shouldn't start with Kubernetes at all. If you don't need autoscaling, give Kamal[0] a go. It's the tool 37si
by strzibny 2y ago
It's good to see new projects. However most people shouldn't start with Kubernetes at all. If you don't need autoscaling, give Kamal[0] a go. It's the tool 37signals made to leave Kubernetes and cloud. Works super well with simple VMs. I also wrote a handbook[1] to get people started.
[0] https://kamal-deploy.org https://kamal-deploy.org
[1] https://kamalmanual.com/handbook/ https://kamalmanual.com/handbook/
- leohonexus 2y agoBought both your books, they are awesome :)
- mplewis 2y agoI’m not going to trust a project like this – made by and for one company – with production workloads.
- rcaught 2y agohahaha, do you even realize what else this company makes?
- dbackeus 2y ago(Reclaim the Stack creator here) We don't do autoscaling. The main reason for Kubernetes for us was automation of monitoring / logs / alerting and highly available database deployments. 37signals has a dedicated operations team with more than 10 people. We have 0 dedicated operations people. We would not have been able to run our product with Kamal given our four nines uptime target. (that said, I do like Kamal, especially v2 seems to smooth out some edges, and I'm all for simple single server deployments)