When you give half the effort to set things up properly, a single server can handle a lot of load and traffic, and get a lot of things done.
If you know some details of the services you're going to host on that hardware, the things you can do while saving a lot of resources is considered as black magic by many people who only deploys microservices to K8S systems.
...and you don't need VMs, containers, K8S and anything.
If you know some details of the services you're going to host on that hardware, the things you can do while saving a lot of resources is considered as black magic by many people who only deploys microservices to K8S systems.
...and you don't need VMs, containers, K8S and anything.