Let me ask a silly question.
Use case, I'm on Mac OS X (aka not Linux, not Windows). I have an Apple M1 processor (aka not x86_64). I have 8GB of RAM (silly mistake on my end, I know). Therefore, Docker + virtual machine based solutions are too expensive memory wise.
However, I also like to think in terms of "let me separate this functionality into say... a Kubernetes workload like a pod"
There's no good containerization solution for Mac OS.
Can something like `mask` be used to achieve basically a "poor man's k8s" for a long running service?
Basically, run these 5 or 6 services in parallel, let me be able to see their logs individually.
If not, I completely understand. I just can't tell if there is an actual need for a solution like this, if it already exists and I just can't find it, etc.
Use case, I'm on Mac OS X (aka not Linux, not Windows). I have an Apple M1 processor (aka not x86_64). I have 8GB of RAM (silly mistake on my end, I know). Therefore, Docker + virtual machine based solutions are too expensive memory wise.
However, I also like to think in terms of "let me separate this functionality into say... a Kubernetes workload like a pod"
There's no good containerization solution for Mac OS.
Can something like `mask` be used to achieve basically a "poor man's k8s" for a long running service?
Basically, run these 5 or 6 services in parallel, let me be able to see their logs individually.
If not, I completely understand. I just can't tell if there is an actual need for a solution like this, if it already exists and I just can't find it, etc.