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This blog post's promise is all "pink fluffy unicorns", but for a single use case: "Long running containers powering microservices, probably in bigger installat
by bayindirh 2y ago
This blog post's promise is all "pink fluffy unicorns", but for a single use case: "Long running containers powering microservices, probably in bigger installations, for consumer facing applications and APIs".
Containers are much more than that. They're service providers for small installations, short-running VeryFatBinaries, close to the metal, yet isolated complex applications in HPC environments.
WASM will be all and well, it'll be a glorified CGI, and might be a good one at that, we'll see, but it'll not and can't snipe containers with one clean headshot and be done with that.
It'll replace Kubernetes? Don't be silly. Not everyone is running K8S for the same reason, and I'm telling that as a person who doesn't like K8S.