Many small clusters just do not deliver on a lot of the value of Kubernetes. Clusters are still hard boundaries to cross (working to fix that). Utilization and efficiency are capped. OpEx goes up quickly.
There are reasons to have multiple clusters, but I think the current trend takes that too far.
TO BE SURE - there's more work to do in k8s and in GKE.
Actually, could you elaborate on the benefits of your approach? edit: I am asking because this is counter intuitive to anything I'd want to solve with K8. Specially when it comes as a managed service.
There are reasons to have multiple clusters, but I think the current trend takes that too far.
TO BE SURE - there's more work to do in k8s and in GKE.