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by gregjor
526 days ago
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What people? Have you read or listened to people “still thinking” this who don’t give a reason? Do you have some reasons people should not still think this? I have never needed containers or Kubernetes, but as a long-time DBA and programmer I can speculate. Relational database engines generally perform best running close to the hardware, because of optimizations around memory and I/O. Every layer of abstraction introduced adds drag that affects all clients of the database. Edit: This on HN just now. Apparently some people don’t still think databases shouldn’t run on K8S. https://kubeblocks.io/ |
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