I don’t think so.
I run 2 dedicated-cpu cloud instances that will thrash any load you throw at it high availability, and I can spin up an entire 3-node production cluster in a few minutes with good old Ansible and some cloud provider module.
Kibernetes brings me overhead and wastes system resources.
I already have infrastructure as code.
Why would I want to containerize systems I already have YAML to describe?
People forget they real hardware has to run this stuff, and layers os schedulers are not helpful.
Look at the disaster of fibers threads and processes already!
Kibernetes brings me overhead and wastes system resources.
I already have infrastructure as code.
Why would I want to containerize systems I already have YAML to describe?
People forget they real hardware has to run this stuff, and layers os schedulers are not helpful.
Look at the disaster of fibers threads and processes already!