Replying to @livingdevops
It is the reason I hate OpenShift. I know redhat is takibg care of operators, but I still find most of them useless.
Replying to @peaklabs_dev @emreloperr
Rustfs is a vibe coded project. You should avoid it from production.
Replying to @navneet_rabdiya @kubernetesio
Any link reference for that?
Replying to @valigo
what makes you think Redis made billions in 2009? Is there any data?
Replying to @PKalucki31734 @mischavdburg
What makes you think all people trust 3rd parties to store their sensitive data? I am not even talking about government regulations and costs...
Replying to @mischavdburg
So, you think CSI snapshot & Backup is more reliable?
Replying to @devops_nk
Gitlab Registry on Saas & Harbor onpremises.
Replying to @bitnami
Sorry bitnami, you chose money and lost the community...
Replying to @honour_can_code
Why to rewrite all your enterprise and stable software just to use "hype" languages?
Replying to @livingdevops
You should not compare a SaaS tool with a self hosted one.
Replying to @tom_antok
Bro is not popular on social media and startups. But Its best and most popular choice of big enterprises.
Replying to @livingdevops
Believe me, nobody build IDPs. Platform engineers mostly are DevOps engineers who are responsible of infra and networking as well.
Replying to @mischavdburg
Redhat is trying hard to adopt that. But its so hard to bring traditional VMware admins to kubevirt and let them learn k8s to manage vms. It is an options for whome has strong K8s knowledge and need to go out from VMware.
Replying to @mischavdburg
If you must go with containers, ofcourse K8s is the only way. The discussion should be choosing between containers vs bare metal. And even microservice architecture. Basically when people switch from monolith on VM to microservice on k8s, they face lots of challenges.
Replying to @mischavdburg
It is not easy, believe me. When you think of clusters with few nodes then yes, you can say it is easy. But when it comes to complex setups, advanced networking, storage management, disaster recovery etc. So basically in enterprise scale it brings too much complexity.
