[–] codeduck 3mo ago ↗ I have to ask why someone would choose this over ansible, ssh, and a proper monitoring and metrics stack.Something like this allows unconstrained config drift with no audit trail. [–] [dead] metronom72 3mo ago ↗ [flagged] [–] stackskipton 3mo ago ↗ You shouldn't. If you are small enough, use Docker Compose with Ansible.Once you get big enough, Kubernetes for 99% of companies, is next logical step.
[–] stackskipton 3mo ago ↗ You shouldn't. If you are small enough, use Docker Compose with Ansible.Once you get big enough, Kubernetes for 99% of companies, is next logical step.
[–] throw1234567891 3mo ago ↗ Kubernetes does not manage servers anyway. You still need something to put Kubernetes on those servers.
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[ 0.23 ms ] story [ 24.0 ms ] threadSomething like this allows unconstrained config drift with no audit trail.
Once you get big enough, Kubernetes for 99% of companies, is next logical step.