Kubernetes Overkill Debate
Comments debate whether Kubernetes solves specific deployment issues, is overkill for simpler setups, or introduces its own complexities like high resource usage and improper configurations.
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If I need "some" of the above, Kubernetes forces me to grapple with "all" of the above. I think that is the issue.
The solution is to not use Kubernetes.
Have you worked with k8s yet? A lot of the things you bring up are addressed if k8s is used properly.
I haven't had any issues with this in a Kubernetes context- but I can see how this could lead to issues in different contexts
Sounds like an unfortunate edge case that shouldn't detract from all the good things Kubernetes affords.
Sounds like your setup lacks high availability. If you don't believe you need that, then yeah, kubernetes is overkill.
Is the issue you outline something an out-of-the-box Kops cluster would suffer from?
This would require Kubernetes to do the same, which I don't think it does?
can't using kubernetes solve this issue?
The kubernetes feature makes this problem much worse in my experience. Do you have it disabled?