I've used it a couple of times in the past. It was too complex for my VC-backed startup, so I haven't adopted it for my one-person business.
Google conceived Kubernetes for running data center. If you're not running lots of different containers on lots of different machines, it's overkill. It solves problems like "Recovering from a host failure" and "Running background jobs on low-utilization CPUs" well, but those ultimately are problems of scale.
I've used it a couple of times in the past. It was too complex for my VC-backed startup, so I haven't adopted it for my one-person business.
Google conceived Kubernetes for running data center. If you're not running lots of different containers on lots of different machines, it's overkill. It solves problems like "Recovering from a host failure" and "Running background jobs on low-utilization CPUs" well, but those ultimately are problems of scale.