This article really resonated with me. We are starting to run into container orchestration problems but I really don’t like what I read about K8s. Apart from anything else, it seems designed for much bigger problems than mine, and require the kind of huge mental effort to understand which, ironically, will make it harder for my business to grow.
I’m curious if you’ve taken a look at Nomad and the other HashiCorp tools? They appear focussed and compositional, as you say, and this is why we are probably going to adopt them instead of K8s - they seem to be in a strong position to replace the core of K8s with something simpler.
I’m curious if you’ve taken a look at Nomad and the other HashiCorp tools? They appear focussed and compositional, as you say, and this is why we are probably going to adopt them instead of K8s - they seem to be in a strong position to replace the core of K8s with something simpler.