Gregory's ServerSimilarly, when you participate in a forum on Stack Overflow or Reddit and get criticised because the tech you are using doesn't scale on million node clusters and takes a few seconds to run.
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Similarly, when you participate in a forum on Stack Overflow or Reddit and get criticised because the tech you are using doesn't scale on million node clusters and takes a few seconds to run. 1 comment
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Most of the time, the tech that scales to the million node cluster takes a lot more than a few seconds to run and burns a substantial amount of CPU cycles while managing itself.
I used to use K8s but for small-scale workloads it was just not the right tool. And the distribution I used (k3s) had quite a few subtle bugs, that took hours to debug.
A lean setup based on Ansible and a mix of Docker and bare metal is now much easier to manage and a lot faster.