Kubernetes is hard
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Re: Kubernetes is hard
#2I think the post title should be called “Production is hard” (as the author talks about later on). Pick up any technology out there: from Python, to C++, to K8s, to Linux… Do the analogous “Hello world” using such technologies and run the program on your laptop. Easy. You congratulate yourself and move on.
Production is another story. Suddenly your program that wasn’t checking for errors, breaks. The memory that you didn’t manage properly becomes now a problem. Your algorithm doesn’t cut it anymore. Etc.
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Re: Kubernetes is hard
#4I think the post title should be called “Production is hard” (as the author talks about later on). Pick up any technology out there: from Python, to C++, to K8s, to Linux… Do the analogous “Hello world” using such technologies and run the program on your laptop. Easy. You congratulate yourself and move on. Production is another story. Suddenly your program that wasn’t checking for errors, breaks. The memory that you…
> Suddenly your program that wasn’t checking for errors, breaks. The memory that you didn’t manage properly becomes now a problem.
Yeah, nobody deployed anything and ran it for months, even years, before Kubernetes.
Re: Kubernetes is hard
#5I think the post title should be called “Production is hard” (as the author talks about later on). Pick up any technology out there: from Python, to C++, to K8s, to Linux… Do the analogous “Hello world” using such technologies and run the program on your laptop. Easy. You congratulate yourself and move on. Production is another story. Suddenly your program that wasn’t checking for errors, breaks. The memory that you…
> Suddenly your program that wasn’t checking for errors, breaks. The memory that you didn’t manage properly becomes now a problem. Yeah, nobody deployed anything and ran it for months, even years, before Kubernetes.
Yes, they did, but did it really take less effort than running it on Kubernetes?
Re: Kubernetes is hard
#6I think the post title should be called “Production is hard” (as the author talks about later on). Pick up any technology out there: from Python, to C++, to K8s, to Linux… Do the analogous “Hello world” using such technologies and run the program on your laptop. Easy. You congratulate yourself and move on. Production is another story. Suddenly your program that wasn’t checking for errors, breaks. The memory that you…
Well then you could the resume the whole article in the title because there isnt anything else in it.
Re: Kubernetes is hard
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Suddenly your program that wasn’t checking for errors, breaks. The memory that you didn’t manage properly becomes now a problem. Yeah, nobody deployed anything and ran it for months, even years, before Kubernetes.
Yes, they did, but did it really take less effort than running it on Kubernetes?
Yes.
Re: Kubernetes is hard
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Suddenly your program that wasn’t checking for errors, breaks. The memory that you didn’t manage properly becomes now a problem. Yeah, nobody deployed anything and ran it for months, even years, before Kubernetes.
Yes, they did, but did it really take less effort than running it on Kubernetes?
Yes.
Re: Kubernetes is hard
#9I think the post title should be called “Production is hard” (as the author talks about later on). Pick up any technology out there: from Python, to C++, to K8s, to Linux… Do the analogous “Hello world” using such technologies and run the program on your laptop. Easy. You congratulate yourself and move on. Production is another story. Suddenly your program that wasn’t checking for errors, breaks. The memory that you…
Quoting Bryan Cantrill: production is war.
Re: Kubernetes is hard
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Suddenly your program that wasn’t checking for errors, breaks. The memory that you didn’t manage properly becomes now a problem. Yeah, nobody deployed anything and ran it for months, even years, before Kubernetes.
Yes, they did, but did it really take less effort than running it on Kubernetes?
Yes. Much.