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by LandR
220 days ago
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I worked for a company once where the CEO said I need to start using Kubernetes. Why? We didn't really have any pressing use cases / issues that were shouting out for Kubernetes at all. His reasoning was all the big players use it, so we should be too... It was literally a solution looking for a problem. Which is completely arse backwards. |
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EC2 was forbidden, it had to be ECS or EKS if Lambda was not possible.
We did the math and the AWS bill had the cost of about 15 developers.