It was year 2016, kubernetes did not have jobs, cronjobs, statefulsets. Pods would get stuck in terminating state or container creating state. Networking in kubernetes was wonky. AWS did not have support for EKS. It used be painful.
It is year 2021, 1000s of new startups around kubernetes, more features, more resource types. Pods would still get stuck in terminating state or container creating state. It still pretty painful.
It is year 2021, 1000s of new startups around kubernetes, more features, more resource types. Pods would still get stuck in terminating state or container creating state. It still pretty painful.