Kubernetes
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Pros
- A one-click solution that does these things: . . . Creates Kubernetes related scaffolding for said application. . . Adds this application’s name as a kubernetes namespace across all kubernetes clusters
- What's your feelings on Kubernetes? It does Ceph storage natively.
- As for Kubernetes I really like the ecosystem and how easy it makes IAC and gitops... so refreshing coming from Terraform and Ansible. I love that I can blow up the cluster and get it back in about 30 minutes.
- I also got 3 raspberry pi ( 1x RPI5 and 2x RPI4 ) where I use RPI5 as my PRIMARY Router and rest 2 rpi 4 as playground ( I am learning kubernetes and High-avaliability).
Cons
- Other clustering solutions (such as Kubernetes) will take a lot longer to learn so you would want to develop and test it thoroughly in a lab environment before deploying.
- Kubernetes. Sure, it'd be nice to eventually learn it, and I know this is the way to run containers with all the bells and whistles professionally. ... Not after however long it takes for me to build a famously complicated professional s...
- if you have time and your keen do Kubernetes (k8s) I recommend looking into the slimmed down version k3s
- It's very complicated but great at what it does. There are simpler distributions you can run at home compared to what a company would run, but for the most part, for the home it's probably overkill
- Everything I've read said kubernetes is very not necessary for home use, but I want to learn it to add to the resume.
Sentiment
4 positive (40%) · 5 mixed (50%) · 1 negative (10%)
Trust + time weighted score: +32% · raw score 30%
What redditors said (10 of 10)
A one-click solution that does these things: . . . Creates Kubernetes related scaffolding for said application. . . Adds this application’s name as a kubernetes namespace across all kubernetes clusters
What's your feelings on Kubernetes? It does Ceph storage natively.
Other clustering solutions (such as Kubernetes) will take a lot longer to learn so you would want to develop and test it thoroughly in a lab environment before deploying.
Kubernetes. Sure, it'd be nice to eventually learn it, and I know this is the way to run containers with all the bells and whistles professionally. ... Not after however long it takes for me to build a famously complicated professional system most people struggle learning, which can do fifty things I don't need.
Kubernetes. Sure, it'd be nice to eventually learn it, and I know this is the way to run containers with all the bells and whistles professionally. But I want to build this now, with only HA and no other fancy feature. Not after however long it takes for me to build a famously complicated professional system most people struggle learning, which can do fifty things I don't need.
if you have time and your keen do Kubernetes (k8s) I recommend looking into the slimmed down version k3s
As for Kubernetes I really like the ecosystem and how easy it makes IAC and gitops... so refreshing coming from Terraform and Ansible. I love that I can blow up the cluster and get it back in about 30 minutes.
It's very complicated but great at what it does. There are simpler distributions you can run at home compared to what a company would run, but for the most part, for the home it's probably overkill
Everything I've read said kubernetes is very not necessary for home use, but I want to learn it to add to the resume.
I also got 3 raspberry pi ( 1x RPI5 and 2x RPI4 ) where I use RPI5 as my PRIMARY Router and rest 2 rpi 4 as playground ( I am learning kubernetes and High-avaliability).
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