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by mkulke
3860 days ago
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I guess those expectations are part of the problem, a talk in the recent openstack conf higlighted this: OpenStack was initially created for what these days is called "cloud-native" workloads, every VM was considered ephemeral. companies and users then try to mould it into a cheaper VMWare and are frustrated how bad it is at this. Resizing, stopping VMs, while admittedly being a rather trivial tasks, point to this usage of OpenStack. When I would mourn the loss of individual VMs on OpenStack (or public clouds for that matter), I would turn gray soon. |
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