| ▲ | imglorp 2 days ago | |
For small on-prem shops that don't really want to learn about running k8s, and have under a few dozen nodes, there are definitely slim options, like Talos is basically boot to k8s, and for single app level, there's things like multi-node k0s. Tech like this means you can reduce the control plane labor and focus on the workload. | ||
| ▲ | stego-tech 2 days ago | parent [-] | |
Talos is on my shortlist but its core “grease” features remain locked behind a (reasonable, but still existent) subscription, which throws it into “premium management layer” territory for me and my odd slide deck for executives. The narrative for the past fifteen years has consistently been “we have no money for what we need because we spent it all on what Gartner suggested and a consultant told us we should have”, which means we’re constantly having to not only do more with less, but also rely heavily on “pre-greased” products like hypervisors. I don’t like it, but that’s how the current technology environment is unfortunately setup. God help the enterprise software segment if customers realize 90% of their needs are served perfectly well with KVM+QEMU and VMs. | ||