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by halbritt 2897 days ago
Easy peasy.

Now try troubleshooting it.
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threeseed 2897 days ago
On the cloud providers it is fully managed so nothing really to troubleshoot from the core platform perspective. The applications e.g. ingress will likely do but that's the same as if you were running on bare metal without Kubernetes.

And again the monitoring and auditing on Kubernetes is significantly better than trying to roll your own. There is detailed logs and metrics up and down the stack.

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halbritt 2896 days ago
"On the cloud providers it is fully managed so nothing really to troubleshoot"

Clearly, you haven't run much at scale or experienced many problems.

Troubleshoot a network issue through an ingress, kube-proxy and then down to the pod.

Troubleshoot an issue with kube-api or etcd when you have no access to either the master or the etcd cluster.

Troubleshoot a load issue on a node related to IO.

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