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by adamzapasnik
2132 days ago
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I have migrated to containerized infrastructure recently and I can tell that it has its benefits, quite a lot actually. (Where before I worked only with VPSs.) But after working with it, it's pretty visible that the abstraction layer is really huge and you need to learn the tools well. When you deploy to linux VPS, you probably have already worked on unix system and know plenty of the commands. Another thing, I think having a designated person to the infrastructure makes it much less trying for a team. On the other hand, you have 'code' sitting in the repos and everyone feels like they can into devops. I don't think it's exactly true, because e.g. k8s is a pretty complex solution. |
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