I have quite some experience working with Kubernetes clusters for my larger clients. Usually for clients that are big enough to have their own AWS account.
The thing I am still on the fence about is whether I should go for a DIY Kubernetes setup on one or more Hetzner dedicated machines (cheap, more work, less scalable) or if I should just shell out for AWS and run an easily scalable cluster with Kops (which is what I use for some clients) and take advantage of all the AWS goodies like load balancing and RDS.
I have quite some experience working with Kubernetes clusters for my larger clients. Usually for clients that are big enough to have their own AWS account.
The thing I am still on the fence about is whether I should go for a DIY Kubernetes setup on one or more Hetzner dedicated machines (cheap, more work, less scalable) or if I should just shell out for AWS and run an easily scalable cluster with Kops (which is what I use for some clients) and take advantage of all the AWS goodies like load balancing and RDS.