CoreOS, PXE, bootkube, kubelet, kubectl. And you say it's not complex? I don't think you and I will ever agree on the meaning of that word.
I guess we worked at different Fortune 500 companies. What I see are companies adding complexity to their web infrastructure where none needs to exist. A vanishingly small number of use cases require 100's of nodes, and…
Kube is too complex. To derive any kind of business value from it you need highly skilled people. The winner of the container orchestration battle will be the one that simplifies, not complicates. To me this is just…
CoreOS, PXE, bootkube, kubelet, kubectl. And you say it's not complex? I don't think you and I will ever agree on the meaning of that word.
I guess we worked at different Fortune 500 companies. What I see are companies adding complexity to their web infrastructure where none needs to exist. A vanishingly small number of use cases require 100's of nodes, and…
Kube is too complex. To derive any kind of business value from it you need highly skilled people. The winner of the container orchestration battle will be the one that simplifies, not complicates. To me this is just…