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Re: Show HN: A microservice framework, listed in CNCF Landscape, 1 year 10k+ stars

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I think the architecture of something like K8s pretty well sums up all (or most) of the components needed for a distributed system. What's really needed today is differentiation on the actual end result of that design. We need simpler technology that works better, and that's hard; it's not enough to have a fancy idea and throw together some lines of code. That's been done, and it kinda sucks. What's needed now is to…

> Docker Swarm was created basically to scratch that itch, but it still hasn't really taken off. I'm hopeful it does one day. It never will, that ship sailed a long time ago. Docker the company is struggling to survive after making wrong bets multiple times. The "enterprise" part, including Swarm, was sold off to Mirantis after years of neglect, and got some much needed investment and big fixes. Nonetheless, Docker S…

> Docker Swarm is basically abandonware with terrible reputation.

Can you provide source for terrible reputation.

Re: Show HN: A microservice framework, listed in CNCF Landscape, 1 year 10k+ stars

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One word. Bangladesh.

That made me curious: never thought there was a real market but people really seem to pay 1$ per star. Now I have to only trick someone into giving me money for that. Would be a fun project btw to detect gh not account and projects that obviously paid to get stars.

If I paid one cent for stars, I would close the project.

Re: Show HN: A microservice framework, listed in CNCF Landscape, 1 year 10k+ stars

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I love Go to bits, but I really don't like how so many tools revolve around codegen and boilerplate. Look at Kubernetes for example: you can't write an operator without generating a bunch of boilerplate.

You don't need any boilerplate to write an operator - you can write an operator in any language. I've written several in python and they all clock in under 300 sLoC
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