I get where you're coming from, but it turns out that plopping the entire VM into a zipfile ends up being a good way to have the kind of reproducibility that makes your operations sane. Do you pin specific versions of dependencies for your install scripts? Might as well pin the whole image. It's like 88% of the benefit of reproducible builds, at 3% of the cost, and that's not nothing.
Mind you, that's still Docker, though, not Kubernetes.
> If one of your consultants or developers tells you they can make your application faster by adding a bunch of additional computers, you are almost certainly getting taken for a ride.
Eh. There's a redundancy play in there somewhere too, if you know how to pull it off. (Big if.)
Mind you, that's still Docker, though, not Kubernetes.
> If one of your consultants or developers tells you they can make your application faster by adding a bunch of additional computers, you are almost certainly getting taken for a ride.
Eh. There's a redundancy play in there somewhere too, if you know how to pull it off. (Big if.)