It's really funny how you describe my job perfectly. It started as Hadoop bandwagon, and now it's Kafka/Big Data/Kubernetes.
The basic idea of Kubernetes is really great. But it's not really finished development yet, and already bloated as hell. If you add that most of the stuff also runs on Openstack, which has the exact same problem, and developers who still don't understand that this is not a silo-build sysstem, you end up in an environment where 100+ people only work on getting your stuff installed with the same control you would have with a signle developer, ssh and init scripts.
PS: my comment isn't even in the minus anymore. It often happens that the first 1-2 views give negative comments and then it gets upvoted quite far. Not sure why. From my perspective I write as objective as possible. But also don't really want to think about it too much. For some people my thoughts seem valuable enough, so it's fine.
The basic idea of Kubernetes is really great. But it's not really finished development yet, and already bloated as hell. If you add that most of the stuff also runs on Openstack, which has the exact same problem, and developers who still don't understand that this is not a silo-build sysstem, you end up in an environment where 100+ people only work on getting your stuff installed with the same control you would have with a signle developer, ssh and init scripts.
PS: my comment isn't even in the minus anymore. It often happens that the first 1-2 views give negative comments and then it gets upvoted quite far. Not sure why. From my perspective I write as objective as possible. But also don't really want to think about it too much. For some people my thoughts seem valuable enough, so it's fine.