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by p_l
6 days ago
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Kubernetes vastly reduced complexity of running things for me, in part because it sets common patterns, upon which further very usable patterns grow (like the various operators). At this point, I have a 64GB server on Hetzner that has declaratively configured HTTPS with lets encrypt, postgresql databases, storage management, and all of that including running potentially conflicting packages. Could I run it on plain docker? Sure. But I would have to wire it up myself, or deal with various missing pieces. Instead I have k3s where I just need to remember to update the internal certificate once a year. |
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