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by zie
3099 days ago
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Zero maintenance work implies you are not doing security patches or upgrades, so as soon as you have a problem, not only will you be left holding the now broken pieces, nobody will have any reason to help or support you, unless you pay them $$$$$$'s(and even then.... maybe not). I hope whatever you are running under k8s isn't crucial or important, and I really hope I'm not a customer of whatever you "operate". Maintenance is real, that applies to everything if you want it to work reliably for any length of time. There are various ways to handle maintenance, do a little consistently and constantly (what most of us professionals do) or do large bulk-replacements every X time (like when stuff crashes and burns - and nobody can remember how to fix it, so they just replace it with whatever is new and shiny). |
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Upgrading it is hard. Especially with stuff like Kafka/ZooKeeper run on a K8S cluster.