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by k8sToGo 4y ago
For some reason Google still doesn't manage to sell in many countries.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
My problem with Samsung is that depending on your region you get a different CPU.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
I can download Windows 11 iso from here: https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows11 even has a checksum.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Are you using at least Nomad or something?
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
I don't know about your team, but in our team I try to move as much as possible to kubernetes so I have a common way of deployment across all members. Of course if you are just thrown into the cold water without help from the Kubernete
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
>It seems rather that you don't know what kubernetes is. The company, for which I helped migrating to k8s, pays me 6 figures to keep maintaining it, thinks otherwise (also look at my username ;) ). All of our developers love it beca
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Yes that part is true. I was not referring to that part.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Do you know kubernetes or are you just jumping on the hate train? Can't you argue with that logic against everything remotely complex? If you have people who know how to use it, then why not use it? Would you say the same about complic
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
If we could replace chips like we could replace cells in batteries, things would be better maybe. But I would love to have a pure SSD NAS.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
If you don't know k8s, sure. But if you have someone who does, EKS makes more sense.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
As a Devops engineer I'm staying away from Kubernetes at home. It would require too much constant maintenance. I use docker only. I get to play with kubernetes enough at work.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Because then your endpoint is the standardized kubernetes rather than ECS. Also I don't think you can use Kubernetes logic with ECS Finally I think with ECS you have quite the vendor lock in.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Do you also take your car to a Bosch shop?
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
It is valuable activity if you like doing it. I think just forcing yourself to do it for the sake of it is a mistake.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
I can also use stuff like Tasker on Android.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
That is true. But if you compare it to, for example, managed web hosting, then it is a very different managed experience.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Being independent of AWS stuff. Kubernetes community is much larger than ECS/Fargate, so many things already have been solved by others. Also something like karpenter.sh is much nicer than ec2 autoscaling group.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
A managed cluster is not as much managed as you would think. Still have to configure and install a lot of things yourself.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Thanks. I'll give it a try then.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Did it help you learn communicate in it or is it just like duolingo where you only learn basic vocab?
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
No but you have to watch a 30 second ad first.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
It is not the voltage that kills you. It is the current and a car battery can deliver quite the current.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
I would not call cable management painless. Especially at the desk where every little thing needs a wire. But that is just me.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Is this sarcasm?
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Powerful yes, what about getting good peering and routing?
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
What about using k3s as a minimal cluster?
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
I hate helm. Writing helm charts sucks. We use kustomize, but still YAML at the end.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
My biggest surprise was how vanilla even hosted Kubernetes clusters are. For EKS I had to configure and install quite a lot to make it work as expected. At that point you are installing and self managing so much on your own that I wonder if
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
I don't think that is true. Kubernetes brings a lot of advantages to people who have to manage infrastructure (like me). It gives me a single interface that I can apply across multiple teams. They all only need to provide me with a doc
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
We are using karpenter.sh for autoscaling. Works just fine.

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