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Comment #20687781
https://kubedex.com/ - I write about playing with Kubernetes When I was young, before my first IT job, I used to love playing with Xen, distcc and watching my desktop pc scroll com…
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Comment #19968925
I keep a Google sheet updated with feature differences between LinkerD, LinkerD2, Consul Connect and Istio. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1OBaKrwR030G39i0n_47i... From my …
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Comment #18987784
I personally don't really understand this approach. In fact, this approach annoys me. In this situation I feel like the product has already wasted my time and now people are contac…
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Comment #18987717
This is true of all of the services I've tried across Azure, AWS and Google cloud. Microsoft are always last place in terms of performance and reliability. For Kubernetes I actuall…
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Comment #18901039
Has anyone tried signing up for remote.com? I just did and they wanted an email for jobs which I thought was OK. Then I tried to add a profile and it prompted me to export my entir…
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Comment #18789700
It's good to see a project focussing on production-grade databases on Kubernetes. Particularly the production grade part. There are 33 open source operators for managing databases …
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Comment #18766151
Just wanted to clarify that Kubernetes was still scheduling containers. Even if VM's are being used to isolate them. It's not all or nothing either. Containerd will support running…
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Comment #18766078
It's still containers. On a cloud provider the Kubernetes workers are VM's which orchestrate containers. With Kata Containers you're just spawning containers inside micro-vm's.
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Comment #18639267
It's even worse than that. Knative is really an alpha piece of software at version 0.2.2 for the serving component. Riff is also at 0.2.0. What do Pivotal plan to do if both implem…
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Comment #18575465
Added as the final column in this sheet. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qCOlor16Wp5mHd6MQxB5...
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Comment #18575163
As somebody who has created a product in the past and also reviewed quite a few I've given up doing performance comparisons. This is quite sad as comparisons help people save time …
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Comment #18569518
For those interested in a feature comparison I did one here: https://kubedex.com/kubernetes-network-plugins/
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Comment #18474060
With postage the item must fit into the container and not be over weight. Airports have full body scanners. Surely these could be modified to determine if a person can fit into the…
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Comment #18336288
People are upvoting the title because I guess they agree to some extent. It seems everyone starting an open source project nowadays needs to protect against the cloud providers. Th…
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Comment #18330928
That just means they excluded Google GKE, Microsoft AKS, Amazon EKS etc.. all of the public clouds. I have another comparison sheet for those if anyone is interested. https://docs.…
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Comment #18330522
Docker, as mentioned in the Forrester report is "Docker Enterprise 2.0" and as the text mentions it's a Kubernetes platform with Swarm and Kubernetes orchestrators. AzureStack pres…
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Comment #18330262
Regarding the claimed market presence of Azure Stack can you explain why it's not in the recent Forrester report? https://reprints.forrester.com/#/assets/2/431/RES141562/repo...
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Comment #18329697
I've been keeping track of the various Kubernetes services and agree the market is massively crowded right now. AWS, Google and Azure dominate the cloud market. IBM is a distant jo…