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by Draiken
2817 days ago
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I completely agree it's overkill to run your own cluster. That'd be good for a learning experience, but way too complex to use/maintain otherwise. However I read somewhere you had experience with Kubernetes, right? That means there is no extra work to learn the technology. Now let's take your blog as an example. I'm gonna guess there's an official Docker image for whatever software you use and you could create an image, deployment + service + ingress in less than an hour for it (pretty much every example out there is about how to setup a blog, heh). If you have to do all that manually through SSH, I'd argue it takes pretty much the same time and the complexity is the same. You will simply change the tools/concepts but won't be caught by manual gotchas. |
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