Eritico

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   by Eritico 5y ago

   They are as easy on k8s as they are on VMs. Or 'can': If you use a VM on AWS, you also need to know that you need to configure a vm snapshot (very easy, totally agreeing here with you). But you can also use a managed k8s from AWS
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   by Eritico 5y ago

   I'm describing my real life issues i have and had. Feel free to actually write more than 'None of this is true.' in a way that a discussion is actually possible. Tx :)
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   by Eritico 5y ago

   K8s doesn't solve problems which haven't been solved before. It doesn't do any particular magic in itself. The handful of things kubernetes does, are easy to explain but the impact is big nonetheless. It is trustworthy becaus
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   by Eritico 5y ago

   I only answered the question why it is different with kubernetes. I dont have anything against VMs. Feel free to click yourself a VM on any cloud provider, use it however you like. K8s abstracts VMs away and i have and had real issues with
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   by Eritico 5y ago

   I still don't get your motivation on writing your criticism. What is your endgoal? Getting people not to like k8s? Because you don't like to work with it? To push people away from k8s? How do you add value to the current infrastru
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   by Eritico 5y ago

   This was 3 years ago and it even provides a solution in that talk already. Have you rechecked your assumption or are you only arguing from a talk from 2019? Índependent of this, the abstraction layer (k8s api, kinds etc.) is independent of
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   by Eritico 5y ago

   I actually believe that the k8s api could be the best abstraction for services we ever had. While i'm running k3s at home (which is very nice to be honest) and big instances at work, i would prefer to have more managed k8s offerings bu
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   by Eritico 5y ago

   Its not the same. You can easily run node pools automatically because your abstraction layer is k8s with containerd or docker. You also know that you can throw away VMs because they don't contain any state. You are not losing data just
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   by Eritico 5y ago

   I can tell you what it does for me: Full disk on your VM? Nope. Storage is abstracted away. Your server will not fill up anymore. Only one service might break which might heal itself. Is your VM/node broken? It will heal itself because
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    by Eritico 5y ago

    Its just a very bad and uneducated stand from some person. I'm running a small k8s instance at home, for a small startup and at my job in a big version. Abstraction of VMs is a real benefit: Have you ever had to restart a VM because of