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I had an experiment with vmware to build our next iteration of kubernetes platform, and they were asking why we used rancher and things like that, they got very
by hhh 11mo ago
I had an experiment with vmware to build our next iteration of kubernetes platform, and they were asking why we used rancher and things like that, they got very frustrated when I was trying to do anything with their product and needed to sign up or sign in to a billion things, which I got frustrated and said ‘this! this id why we went with rancher, because there was no friction!’
too bad SUSE is doing the rancher prime stuff now as well.
- gerdesj 11mo agoThe whole point (from a savvy business perspective) is throw money at the hardware and throw experience at the software. In the end, Proxmox is based on KVM and KVM does run a workload or two across the world. VMware isn't KVM and I watched both be born and grow up oh and I should mention Xen but I can't be arsed. Most of the rest are Johnny come latelys. If I need a massive cloud then I'll go all in on K8s or whatever and get my orchestration hat on big time but for my needs and my customer needs, PVE is more than enough, whilst being just enough.