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I mean, isn't it like everybody used to do it? Some trigger to git pull to one node and rsync to others. Plus some reverse-proxy configuration to make it smooth
by krick 2y ago
I mean, isn't it like everybody used to do it? Some trigger to git pull to one node and rsync to others. Plus some reverse-proxy configuration to make it smooth. Then came CI/CD, Docker, k8s, ArgoCD. Honestly, I'm still not convinced that benefits outweight the costs, but the choice seems to have been made consciously. So the "secret source" is bit banal here.
- vrosas 2y agoMeh. The original places that created all this tech had great reasons to do so. Somes places today still do, but most that implement these practices or pieces of infra aren't do it to solve a specific problem, they're just doing it because that's what everyone else does. Not OP, but I worked at a billion dollar company whose whole deployment process was very simple Makefile.