Nit pick. Kubernetes doesnt run docker containers. It run containers that conform to the Open Container Initiative ( OCI ) . Docker is a licensed brand name.

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cmckn 6 days ago | parent | next [-]

Another nit here: https://canine.gitbook.io/canine.sh/technical-details/kubern...

I know this is just a general description, but “10,000 servers” —> Kubernetes actually only claims support up to 5,000 nodes: https://kubernetes.io/docs/setup/best-practices/cluster-larg...

Plenty of larger clusters exist, but this usually requires extensive tuning (such as entirely replacing the API registry). And obviously the specific workload plays a large role. Kubernetes is actually quite far from supporting larger clusters out of the box, though most releases include some work in that direction.

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czhu12 6 days ago | parent [-]

Ah yeah I could be wrong. In my early days at Airbnb, I recall someone doing an internal test to prove it could scale to 10k servers, but this was back in 2016 and I wasn't the one doing the test.

I'll walk that back

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cchance 6 days ago | parent | prev [-]

Yep i hate when i see docker required id ont run anything with docker anymore just podman and containerd for the most part