Unmanaged update/upgrades, many years of experience has seen major downtime trying to find what went wrong and even 10 years ago backups was left to the "It will never happen to me" mentality or experience , But that is only me. But in my lab, nobody goes home until the job is done.
We were considering holding off on k8 and leveraging docker/portainer while chewing off some other projects, but this approach seems so easy and unconstrained, the barrier to entry lowered to the point of trying it being a done deal... and then growing with it.
I think the simplify of having updates flow through the snap channel and reducing the operational overhead are really important for other folks in a similar situation too. Always happy to chat if you wanted to soundboard ideas, work through challenges or ask questions.
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I love that you have the diagrams side by side with the terminal to go back and forth -- it makes it easiert to follow :)
I promise I am not getting sponsored by excalidraw, I just love it
@@CloudNativeSkunkworks They are missing out hahah
Interessting video Alex! Until now I did not have microk8s on my radar! Thanks for introducing microk8s!
Thanks for great explanation and alternatives to --classic I was not able to find docs on the flag with this level of details
Nicely explained!
Unmanaged update/upgrades, many years of experience has seen major downtime trying to find what went wrong and even 10 years ago backups was left to the "It will never happen to me" mentality or experience , But that is only me. But in my lab, nobody goes home until the job is done.
We were considering holding off on k8 and leveraging docker/portainer while chewing off some other projects, but this approach seems so easy and unconstrained, the barrier to entry lowered to the point of trying it being a done deal... and then growing with it.
I think the simplify of having updates flow through the snap channel and reducing the operational overhead are really important for other folks in a similar situation too. Always happy to chat if you wanted to soundboard ideas, work through challenges or ask questions.
Curious what do you use to edit your videos? They look great with the animation at the bottom
Thanks! It's all done in DaVinci Resolve, the movie editor - which is free!
@@CloudNativeSkunkworks I need to take a tutorial or two to learn how to use it
I assume that it's a powerful k8s operator with its addons