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In think in either case, if you already have code that's done, using that is going to be less effort than switching. However, I ran kubeadm on a hetzner server
by ownagefool 2y ago
In think in either case, if you already have code that's done, using that is going to be less effort than switching.
However, I ran kubeadm on a hetzner server and it's just sat chugging along forever basically. I use the cluster to run ephemeral apps where I build and deploy 1 golang service, a couple of node services in about 60 seconds ( with cache, obviously ).
As someone old enough and skilled enough to do the same with puppet, why bother when it's simpler easier that even the kids who don't understand TLS can do it with k8s?