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To suggest that Kubernetes doesn't fall under the scope of "battle tested" is a bit misleading. As much as systemd? Of course not. But it's not 2016 anymore and
by sepositus 1y ago
To suggest that Kubernetes doesn't fall under the scope of "battle tested" is a bit misleading. As much as systemd? Of course not. But it's not 2016 anymore and we have billions of collective operational hours with Kubernetes.
Just the other day I found a cluster I had inadvertently left running on my macBook using Kind. It literally had three weeks of uptime (running a full stack of services) and everything was still working, even with the system getting suspended repeatedly.
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- djhn 1y agoI once discovered that I had left a toy project postgres instance running on my macbook for two and a half years. Everything was working perfectly, and this was more than a decade ago, on an intel mac.
- sepositus 1y agoHa, I figured someone was going to come with a retort like that. Fair, but it would be better to compare it to running a distributed postgres cluster on your local mac.