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Nothing wrong with ASGs, but they're not really comparable to k8s. k8s isn't simply "scaling", it's a higher level of abstraction that has granular control and
by root_axis 2y ago
Nothing wrong with ASGs, but they're not really comparable to k8s. k8s isn't simply "scaling", it's a higher level of abstraction that has granular control and understanding of your application instances in a manner that allows it to efficiently spread workloads across all your hardware automatically, all while managing service discovery, routing, lb, rollbacks and countless more. Comparing it to ASG suggests you may not be that familiar with k8s.
I think it's fair to argue that k8s is overkill for many or even most organizations, but ASG is not even close to an alternative.
- roncesvalles 2y agoIt seems that you don't understand ASGs. They do all the things that you listed. K8s is essential when working with a fleet of bare metals. It's an unneeded abstraction if you're just going to deploy it on AWS or similar.