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[SkaChild]

"So developers can focus on their code"... 10 million lines of yaml and htl code later 😂😂

[funniyatoons]

If u are just starting and don't want a headache use docker swarm. U can switch to k8s later when u have that much load

[kamleshmerugu]

How do you make these cool diagrams and videos

[DeepWorksStudios]

Please continue to create this typ of content

[qutaibabs]

Bro your explaination are on a different level. great teacher.

[scoobydoobies]

Docker & Kubernetes just means you need dedicated devops members on your team. Maybe good for super large projects, but I can't see the use anywhere else

[arithex]

The industry really needed a standardized set of tooling for doing basic ops like, rolling-restart of a fleet of virts. K8s filled that gap, and has thus risen to popularity.. But I would not say, it has reduced complexity of devops.

[seeker]

What's the difference between managed kubernetes and hosting kubernetes on a VM?

[leoxiaoyanqu]

Do you have any recommendations on K8s projects or tutorials for learning it?

[timz]

Why is this different to a fargate ECS?

[JgNt]

Guys, from where to learn the basics of cloud including computer networking ?

[thegrumpydeveloper]

Kubernetes is awesome if you only want to spend time maintaining kubernetes.

[pajeetsingh]

Written in Go. What’s C/C++ alternative?

[RameshKumar-rtxb]

It’s not that easy when your nodes on different networks. Infact it is not even possible to setup kubernetes in such architecture. All nodes have to be on same network. I can’t have a node on aws and the other one on gcp

[heyyrudyy]

Better learn wasm because kubernetes will be obsolete soon as economically it’s not viable. Our job as software engineers is not always the shining stuff, sometimes you just have to deliver, so why relying on technologies that in appearance simplify things while in reality get in the way for most of the use-cases.
Kubernetes is great but not necessary for most enterprise use-cases.

[DeepMimd]

Any introduction of abstract layer will come with performance penalties