If you don't have microservices/soa architecture then you don't need k8s. Most people don't need skyscrapers. But yet there's a lot of them in the world. Just because you don't need one and don't have one doesn't mean that other's don't
You might not need Kubernetes
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Re: You might not need Kubernetes
#42Buy this danger hypnotism
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rishibhaka...
Re: You might not need Kubernetes
#43"Anyways, the point I am trying to make is you should use whatever is the easiest thing for your use case and not just what is popular on the internet. " This is good advice in theory but in the real employment world you are killing your own career that way. At some point you get marked as "dinosaur" that hasn't "kept up". Much better to jump on the latest tech trend.
I don't know.
I've always found having an actual, functional product to be more impressive than a list of buzzwords on your resume. And most of the buzzword-driven development doesn't usually lead to a functioning system.
Re: You might not need Kubernetes
#44Depends on the scale. If I only have 10 containers to manage I'd throw them on a m4 and let it be. Benefit of using k8s kicks in when your use case gets complicated.
This. At some point you get tried of trying to find an underutilized box to launch a new service. This is when you should start looking for something more complicated.
Re: You might not need Kubernetes
#45Re: You might not need Kubernetes
#46Depends on the scale. If I only have 10 containers to manage I'd throw them on a m4 and let it be. Benefit of using k8s kicks in when your use case gets complicated.
What's m4?
I guess they're taking about the AWS EC2 instance type
Re: You might not need Kubernetes
#47I just create a container image for my service and run it via the heroku container registry. Zero setup.
I think it has auto scaling as well but I never needed that.
Re: You might not need Kubernetes
#48A lot of people don't have a choice.
The choice of not using Kubernetes?
Re: You might not need Kubernetes
#49"Anyways, the point I am trying to make is you should use whatever is the easiest thing for your use case and not just what is popular on the internet. " This is good advice in theory but in the real employment world you are killing your own career that way. At some point you get marked as "dinosaur" that hasn't "kept up". Much better to jump on the latest tech trend.
Buy this danger hypnotism
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rishibhaka...
Re: You might not need Kubernetes
#50Maybe someone here can help me figure out what I need, since the world of containers is growing faster than I can understand. I have one code base that I run on multiple servers/containers independently of each other. Think Wordpress style. I used to run it on Heroku but I switched to Dokku because it's substantially cheaper and I don't mind taking care of the infrastructure. I like Dokku but I do worry about being t…
I haven't used it myself, but https://flynn.io/ seems to be targeted at that use case.
Last release was in 2017. I don't think flynn is still alive which is a shame.