latebird22

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by latebird22 3y ago
Does anybody know a fork with the last commit (9116afe)?
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by latebird22 3y ago
Does anybody know a fork with the last commit (9116afe)?
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by latebird22 4y ago
It's using ECS so that there are no additional costs for the control plane, like there would be for EKS.
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by latebird22 4y ago
First of all Cloud Run only provides the workload / container part of an application. SetOps also does more like managing databases, storage, backups, monitoring, network security, etc. Also you have some potential for saving money by
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by latebird22 4y ago
Thank you so much for your feedback. You are not mistaken – it looks like our documentation is currently lacking some of these details. We are going to improve on that within the next days. I can share a slide of one of our presentations ri
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by latebird22 4y ago
That's exactly the idea with SetOps: using all these components under the hood but abstracting it for the user with a much simpler management. You could give it a try in the demo environment if you like.
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by latebird22 4y ago
You are totally right. For these specific use cases you probably want full control. :) I guess if you have these requirements a tool like SetOps, which simplifies the management, might not be the right fit then. Although some of these requi
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by latebird22 4y ago
My experience with tools like these on Kubernetes, even with something stable and widely used as e.g. certmanager, is that in the end something still breaks and you still need to get familiar with all the building blocks. In comparison if y
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by latebird22 4y ago
Interesting thought. I can see your case for some growing companies. However I'm not sure if you would always need Kubernetes for this. What would you like adjust when we grow into a 1000 person company? I think you have still similar
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