Tom Mikulin
@Tom
Or just try k3s on hetzner, thats what I would probably go with
Hey, pretty cool. Never heard of k3s but I like the idea of k8s without all the complexity - my last job had an entire team solely dedicated to managing and customizing k8s, it's truly a beast
I'll give k3s a look next time I need to do something like this
Actually it's first time that i see k3s, yeah looks great alternative. like @ben said, k8s demands a lot of efforts to keep up and it doesn't has teammates LoL
Additionaly, i saw some guys talking about Nomad from hashcorp, they presents himself as lighter alternative to k8s, i never used but sounds interesting;
Images are simple bu running them is a whole different level, I did a talk on it like 6 years ago ....
Totally agree, also a quote "running them in production/scale" sometimes could be a nightmare.
Thanks @Tom
what you really want is some service like ECS on AWS. And what you're asking is to create an container orchestrator all by itself.
if you look at k8 github.com/kubernetes/kuberne… it's got like 3600 contributors!
If your doing it to learn something then by all means try to code something by yourself, but for production you're gonna use a tool that exists.
Yeah, i was trying to avoid complexity that come with k8s - ECS could be a good solution and my question was to understand if someone has an simplified approach.
btw, thank you for answer.
Images are simple bu running them is a whole different level, I did a talk on it like 6 years ago ....
Totally agree, also a quote "running them in production/scale" sometimes could be a nightmare.
Thanks @Tom
yeah they are ok, but still lots of things don't work like in aws, for instance the private networking is a joke, no vpn's, no vpc peering like in aws and so on.....
I suppose we get what we pay for, but compared to most providers, I find their solution offers many benefits.
Will review them. Could be an option.
hetzner
Love Hetzner too!
yeah they are ok, but still lots of things don't work like in aws, for instance the private networking is a joke, no vpn's, no vpc peering like in aws and so on.....
I suppose we get what we pay for, but compared to most providers, I find their solution offers many benefits.
Will review them. Could be an option.
Me, at work, for 6 years now