Comment Comment by rawoke083600 Cool thanks will have a look.Id be more interesting on where kubernetes (redundancy) fits into traditional redundancy ?Examples:1. Do i still need gluster/ceph or do i use the longhorn thing ?2. Db replication? Do i use the usual solutions of master-slaves and clusters or does multiple k-nodes take that over ?3. Webserver LB with failover ? Do i use LB from hosting vendor, haproxy or does kubernetes have its own thing ??From what I can tell as a kubernetes-noob the value is: 1) Reproducibility 2) Reliability via redundancy 3) AutoScaling.All of the abkve has to some degree a previous/current solution , so which do i give up/replace with kubernetes-tool ?Sorry yes Im a k-noob parent rawoke083600 4 years ago
Id be more interesting on where kubernetes (redundancy) fits into traditional redundancy ?
Examples:
1. Do i still need gluster/ceph or do i use the longhorn thing ?
2. Db replication? Do i use the usual solutions of master-slaves and clusters or does multiple k-nodes take that over ?
3. Webserver LB with failover ? Do i use LB from hosting vendor, haproxy or does kubernetes have its own thing ??
From what I can tell as a kubernetes-noob the value is: 1) Reproducibility 2) Reliability via redundancy 3) AutoScaling.
All of the abkve has to some degree a previous/current solution , so which do i give up/replace with kubernetes-tool ?
Sorry yes Im a k-noob