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Here's the thing, we've code running on VPS in cloud for a decade with any problem When we ran it on kubernets, without touching it, it broke itself in 3 years
by faangguyindia 2y ago
Here's the thing, we've code running on VPS in cloud for a decade with any problem
When we ran it on kubernets, without touching it, it broke itself in 3 years.
Docker is fantastic developement tool, I do see real value in it.
But kubernets and whole ecosystem? You must apply updates or your stuff will break one day.
Currently I am using docker with docker compose and GCR, it does make things very simply and easy to develop and it's also self documenting.
- prmoustache 2y agoKubernetes doesn't break on itself. This is totally untrue. The only thing that is a timebomb are the ssl certificates it is using but they can easily be checked and renewed.
- faangguyindia 2y agoWe were using gcp and aws managed kubernets. Same experience in both places. The app broke itself. Now we don't use managed kubernets anymore.
- rustyminnow 2y agoI'm pro kubernetes, but AWS does push you to upgrade your cluster fairly often (annually?) which could break things. It would be cool if kubernetes had LTS releases.