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by jpatokal
2645 days ago
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This sounds... implausible, given that every metric I've seen for k8s is pretty much hockey-sticking. For example, it's the 2nd largest open source project ever (after Linux) by contributors & commits. The OP's hypothesis is that Amazon would much prefer ACS to succeed, because it exists already and provides nice lock-in, and AKS was only launched (after considerable internal shitfights, I'd imagine!) once it became clear they can't just ignore k8s. |
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