Keycap

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by Keycap 6y ago
I hope no one is listing to you. I don't want to start explaining to my mother, over the phone, how to install and use the pdf viewer anymore :|
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by Keycap 6y ago
It doesn't. Its getting refined, standardized and widely used. k8s for me is the shift to a declarative infrastructure. Easy to put in your source code repository. Also as a goody you get industry leaders offering a certified k8s exper
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by Keycap 6y ago
I did mention myself that small companies should just use cloud services right? I did not say that everyone should migrate to kubernetes as far as i rmemeber but kubernetes to me is not a fad and it fixes real issues companies have.
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by Keycap 6y ago
And thats why you have to stay on your toes and migrate away if it starts to make sense. It doesn't make much sense to migrate to k8s if you don't have an issue. And it doesn't make sense to wait for the next thing to happen
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by Keycap 6y ago
'Not good enough'? Do you now think progress is bad? Ansible and co did and still do a great job. kubernetes is not just a thing, its also a paradigma shift. It sounds like something new is just bad because its new?
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by Keycap 6y ago
I'm not saying its not possible for small companies to run a handfull of VMs for themself. But you reach quickly enough an size where a central managed kubernetes cluster is very versatile for your whole company. 1-2 People take care o
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by Keycap 6y ago
You are basically using a very similiar tool/workflow just as a managed service from Amazon with a hard dependency. This 'k8s' fad is the open source version of what you are using. Its like you would say 'monitoring is a
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by Keycap 6y ago
I did not talk about your specific use case. Feel free to be happy with your setup. Also i'm not able to determine if your setup would still be much better (faster, easier to maintain etc.) if you would set completly on containers inst
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by Keycap 6y ago
Its really weird that your argument is based on just the cost. I mean you mentioned yourself you worked at google right? Perhaps you just haven't actually experienced the issues kubernetes is solving? How often have you seen that certi
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by Keycap 6y ago
The features i mentioned, are solved 'out of the box'. I'm not seeing a huge stretch here at all. Its costly and risky to run 100 VMs, maintaining them and keeping them up to date, monitoring them and knowing when they are n
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by Keycap 6y ago
Do you have any argument for it or is it a generic statement independent of anything? Because there have been other 'fads' still being strong today. Kubernetes solves real problems which have been hard for a long time. Its the fir
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by Keycap 6y ago
Why would you think it would go away? Its literaly the best option currently for what it is doing. It has an unprecedented support behind it as well. Multiply Vendors support it through a certificate k8s managed service. It solves really pr
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by Keycap 6y ago
I'm not sure if i get it but normally internal traffic across AZs should be included? It was also not clear to me after reading their issue page.