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by karangoeluw
2885 days ago
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What we have found out is that most on-prem customers are eager to move to the cloud. Practically it's not easy to just lift-and-shift. So think of this is a ramp to the cloud. Now, the benefit of upstream K8s is that your dev team can build apps and containers without proprietary APIs; so when you are ready to move to the cloud you are not locked-in. |
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That being said, why would I not use the actual free upstream Kubernetes for my on-prem distribution ? (with the help of one of the thousands installer out there like kube-adm, kubespray, etc).
What I have seen working with Kubernetes for quite a while, is that the lowest common demominator is the YAML definitions for your workloads (what you want to run on your Kubernetes cluster). Those should be portable accross any Kubernetes distribution, on-prem or on the cloud. As far as I can tell, today this is already the case.
Is the benefit in this case that you can use the Google ecosystem for logs etc ?