scndalousarbite

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by scndalousarbite 6y ago
No. Entrepreneurs understood our cultures tendency towards vanity, self reflective and voyeuristic exhibition, and created businesses based on this. Social media was the exploitation and exaggeration of that vanity. What it is now is a huge
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by scndalousarbite 6y ago
Hmm. The expectations and engineering of a platform like kubernetes and 'fail till right' require a lot of alignment work to get to the point where 'fail till right' works. There is no silver bullet. Automation and self
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by scndalousarbite 6y ago
qemu/kvm and libvirt as an example api to address your resource idiom + a load balancer/rev proxy API. You are missing my point afaict.
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by scndalousarbite 6y ago
Nonsense. Social media and the sensational, vain culture it has inculcated it is entirely damaging and without value. It is _only_ revolutionary and disparages any prior merit and censure without reason. It is a denial of service on reason
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by scndalousarbite 6y ago
That allow for rollback/rolling, seamless or canary transitions and encapsulate the entirety of a mature release cycle into a declarative operational rubric? None I am aware of outside of k8s competitors. However I think this value c
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by scndalousarbite 6y ago
Like sched_setaffinity didn't exist and cgroups can't be used outside some container env?
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by scndalousarbite 6y ago
Playbooks are terrible. They are a replacement for expert knowledge of platform tooling. There is no replacement for expertise and knowledge of the platform. Serious problems are always reduced to understanding the platform, not the playbo
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by scndalousarbite 6y ago
k8s is not simple to learn for legacy admin teams, even those who have some container experience. It is simple to kubespray a semi-working cluster on-prem or cloud provider k8s your way along but if you need to actually learn how to deal wi