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Yes; many (Alpine/Debian) containers in K8s on GKE for production rail ticketing infra in the UK. There's not tons of noise being made because for the most par

by lol768 4mo ago

Yes; many (Alpine/Debian) containers in K8s on GKE for production rail ticketing infra in the UK. There's not tons of noise being made because for the most part it all, Just Works and that's fairly boring. Perf, memory usage etc gets better every release. As an ecosystem, I'm pretty happy with it. I reach for other languages for smaller microservices.

gib444 4mo ago
> rail ticketing infra in the UK You mean Raileasy? Or RDG too? (Just curious about the stack of the wider rail tech infra)
za3faran 4mo ago
What's preventing you from using C# for smaller microservices? And what do you reach for?
- mrsmrtss 4mo ago
  Maybe startup time was a problem before AOT?