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i got pods in my cluster bitch
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:i got pods in my cluster bitch none of these words are in the Bible
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Dijkstracula posted:none of these words are in the Bible Luke 15:16 He longed to fill his stomach with the pods that the pigs were eating, but no one gave him anything. Song of Songs 7:7 Your stature is like that of the palm, and your breasts like clusters of fruit.
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ill take ur word for it op
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oh you like kubernetes? name every apiGroup
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:i got pods in my cluster bitch you should see a doctor about that
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I always mix up kubernetes and Kerberos
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if you need HA just buy a mainframe
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then run a kubernetes cluster on it
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containers were a pointless pain the rear end before k8s. fight me
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shitface posted:containers a pointless pain the rear end
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counterpoint: containers are the best little scratch cone protectors we have for random trash linux code things
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kubernetes is in fact, bad
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Container and kubernetes can be ok but for whatever reason people insist on using them without asking "is there any possible way I'll get my time back from this bullshit if something goes wrong?"
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Apr 5, 2024 19:10
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Jonny 290 posted:Luke 15:16 Song of Solomon is so horny; the original horny posting on main
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Kubernetes is bad but managing stuff in production before kubernetes was also bad
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ADINSX posted:Kubernetes is bad but managing stuff in production before kubernetes was also bad much worse, in fact
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honestly was expecting a "for me to poop on" bit, very disappointed to see people actually advocating for k8s
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Apr 5, 2024 19:48
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make better choices kids
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Apr 5, 2024 20:15
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im deploying my manifests in a school zone while drunk
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Apr 5, 2024 20:56
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polling loops everywhere no dependency graph. just sleep a bit and try again and give up after 30 tries. oo, you created a custom resource in some other namespace pointing here? hope you wrote that poo poo down cause you cant drain the node normally anymore with it like that. yea its great op
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i like kubernetes a lot. i mean, i have no idea how to use it or how it works, but i think it is a big force for crystallizing what should have been an expert role for a long time. deploying and running things is complex enough that you should have experts doing it. sysadmin used to be the role but that got kind of dissolved into not meaning anything as complexity shifted (and realistically grew)
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:i like kubernetes a lot. i mean, i have no idea how to use it or how it works, but i think it is a big force for crystallizing what should have been an expert role for a long time. deploying and running things is complex enough that you should have experts doing it. sysadmin used to be the role but that got kind of dissolved into not meaning anything as complexity shifted (and realistically grew) i agree, dealing with k8s shouldnt be my responsibility
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fresh_cheese posted:polling loops everywhere yes bad administration leads to bad situations, such as it ever was
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I went to a few Kubernetes meetups and there was free beer and pizza so that was cool, I had absolutely no idea what the presenters were talking about though
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i don't really care for k8s but compared to the absolute ball-ache that was getting an infra person to provison me some goddamn resources for whatever dumbshit service i needed to deploy it sure was nicer
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keights
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it's all right
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I had a meeting yesterday and everyone agreed we need to stop using Kubernetes.
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for a clown in the circus
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on a tangentially kubernetes note, i decided to do something incredibly stupid and redo my toy app pirate video system in kubernetes with envoy and blob storage instead of a plain old vps with nginx and some app containers i was surprised to learn that envoy's docs are actually worse than my employers' (though the latter are still kinda poo poo as far as commercial products that can afford dedicated documentation teams go)
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i don’t understand containers or micro services and i really don’t understand whatever the gently caress kubernetes is
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I had a 3-day course on it last year. Iirc I was pleasantly surprised to find that there weren't too many insane layers of abstractions over containers and actual machines in vanilla k8s itself. There's mostly one big fat layer containing various things and ideas but most of those still relate in some manner to actual things happening in running images (like ports and volumes). What I expected was that there would be some-Thing you interact with, but it would be a layer sitting atop a pile of k8s specific layers where the lowest of those layers sits atop running docker containers (but does not actually let you touch all the stuff you need to do with containers), and 99% of your time would be spent dealing with the concepts and problems introduced by the layers inbetween and the mere act of simply starting a container would be basically impossible. That was not the case. The flipside of that is you have to add various stuff on top of it to actually turn it into an ergonomic solution for the problem of managing deployments and stuff. This is where the surrounding ecosystem comes in which in my understanding consists of a multitude of tools each of which does little more than introducing its own way of wrangling yaml you write to express some-thing-you-want-to-happen into yaml that k8s can actually understand and make happen. I don't actually work with it so that may all be bogus.
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Asymmetric POSTer posted:i don’t understand containers or micro services and i really don’t understand whatever the gently caress kubernetes is containers: imagine instead of shipping an app you could ship an entire OS (minus kernel) that runs in its own special little partition that can’t interact with the main OS. kubernetes: imagine you had to manage a bunch of containers and you wanted them to run them on all the hosting platforms, which are all different, and needed a tool to abstract the differences by introducing infinite complexity. the short answer is these are “solutions” to the problem of Unix being a disaster and system administrators being very dumb.
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nobody knows what micro services are
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Asymmetric POSTer posted:i don’t understand containers or micro services and i really don’t understand whatever the gently caress kubernetes is a miserable pack of lies, op
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rotor, i present to you a dilemma - what if we ran the code on kubernetes, but kubernetes is running on an optiplex under greg's desk
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can't really say anything about kubernetes since its overkill for any of my dumb CJ projects, but containers are lit fam.
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