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by bryanlarsen
2475 days ago
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> Why a cluster? For availability. If you have promised 99.9% or more availability to your customers you probably need some sort of redundancy or hot failover. Kubernetes is a good option to get that. If you don't need 99.9%, simpler is better. > Too cheap You can get a single node Kubernetes cluster from Digital Ocean for $10 per month. That's silly because a single node cluster doesn't have redundancy which is the main reason for Kubernetes, but it lets you get started. A minimum redundant cluster would have two nodes and a $15 load balancer, so $35 per month at DO. |
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