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by plughs 2389 days ago
`oc` sounds like a thing of great beauty but I'm sure I couldn't convince anyone to pay Red Hat licencing fees.

Our project is a bit unconventional and I'm usually dealing with applications that have been minimally and reluctantly containerized. Pods that crash with no logging and no tracing is probably something I have to deal with more than others.
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oso2k 2388 days ago
If cost is initially a big issue, checkout the upstream to OpenShift, OKD [0]. Mind you, a Kubernetes distribution for production-ready workload will take some work. This why OpenShift is one of the few Kubernetes distributions to support multiple underlying infrastructure layers (BareMetal, OpenStack, VMware, AWS, GCP, Azure). The Public Cloud providers offer hosted Kubernetes because it makes your life simpler/their life more profitable and the customer’s life simpler. And if OKD interests you, you can play learn in a guided manner in our sandbox clusters at https://learn.openshift.com

[0] https://www.okd.io/

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oso2k 2388 days ago
Oh there’s also an OpenShift user’s mailing list where people get fairly direct access to knowledgeable Red Hatters and even the devs.
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