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by scarface74
2399 days ago
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The cloud vendors haven’t gotten “Kuberneted”. The whole concept of “lock in” is exaggerated. At a certain scale, you’re always locked in to your infrastructure. The rewards are too low in doing a wholesale switch of vendors, and when you try to stay “cloud agnostics” you spend more maintaining layers of abstraction and you don’t get many of the benefits of cloud services. Kubernetes hasn’t changed the landscape as far as cloud providers market share. AWS is still the leader, Azure is still big in MS shops and GCP is an also ran. |
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