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by merb
3055 days ago
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since you mentioned Cloudfoundry...
I think it's a thousand times easier to get up and running with k8s, than with Cloudfoundry on Bare-Metal (no Cloud). It's also a thousand times easier to maintain. (Thanks CoreOS)
Basically if you want a managed simple no maintance, no cost bare-metal K8S installation you basically just use tectonic/kubeadm and you get something which is self-containing, or close to self-containing.
and the only things you need to get it done is actually way easier than reading through cf docs (I'm pretty sure bare-metal isn't even supported that easily). running some services on top of it is than pretty simple, especially if you want to use a single ip, insteand of roundobin dns (https://github.com/kubernetes/contrib/tree/master/keepalived...) and if you have k8s running, adding some PaaS layer on top (openshift) can be pretty simple. |
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BOSH with the RackHD CPI does this. It's the same basic operator experience across every platform with a CPI.
Disclosure: I work for Pivotal, we work on this stuff.