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> As long as you ensure you have the headroom you spin up containers and shut down containers. Are you very sure you are not introducing potential additional p
by valenterry 2y ago
> As long as you ensure you have the headroom you spin up containers and shut down containers.
Are you very sure you are not introducing potential additional problems with that approach? Because if you do, then I wouldn't say it's "not needed" to spin more additional machines - it would depend on those additional problems.
- vidarh 2y agoYes, I am, very much sure of that, based on 20 years of experience deploying containers that way, and nearly the same length of experience using cloud instances. They are equivalent in complexity. It is purely down to how you want to host things and whether cost matters to you - the managed approach is consistently significantly cheaper for all but the very, very smallest environments where factors like discounts and free tiers play in.