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Well, yes, because for one thing, Kubernetes (if done correctly) provides HA/failover that did not previously exist.
by superuser2 11y ago
Well, yes, because for one thing, Kubernetes (if done correctly) provides HA/failover that did not previously exist.
- acdha 11y agoIs it really more likely to believe that someone who is not otherwise in the PaaS business is going to find it easier to run 5+ nodes of other services instead of, say, two nodes running their application directly for failover/HA? This is not to say that Kubernetes is bad but … it's a commitment which isn't appropriate for everyone. If you aren't exercising its abilities heavily, that's probably going to be a distraction from more pressing work unless you're scaling up heavily right now.