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I've never needed the distributed nature of Kubernetes, but I dig the notion of using a spreadsheet as a control interface. Does anyone know of a similar paradi
by nativeit 2y ago
I've never needed the distributed nature of Kubernetes, but I dig the notion of using a spreadsheet as a control interface. Does anyone know of a similar paradigm for other sysadmin applications?
- raffkede 2y agoInfrastructure as Excel for Cloud Services:)
- ccakes 2y agohttps://github.com/storax/kubedoom https://github.com/storax/kubedoom Obligatory Doom mention
- speedgoose 2y agok3s with the default SQLite based storage instead of ETCD works very well for single node kubernetes instances.
- friendzis 2y ago> I've never needed the distributed nature of Kubernetes I reckon majority of operations do not strictly need distributed nature of Kubernetes and for many SMBs, which comfortably fit into one or two rack units plus maybe a storage shelf, that's even counterproductive. However, Kubernetes, being resource virtualization platform, offers some very nice isolation and admin access control capabilities. I guess that's the power of kubernetes for most orgs.