Key word there being "on-prem".
The hard part of Kubernetes is setting up the cluster. If you are using an existing k8s master, it should be fairly easy.
One day of course seems like a bit of an exaggeration to me :)
The hard part of Kubernetes is setting up the cluster. If you are using an existing k8s master, it should be fairly easy.
One day of course seems like a bit of an exaggeration to me :)
>IMO running your own Kubernetes cluster for a company is insanity unless you have a very good reason to do so.
To me, "running your own" means "on-prem", and it did seem to me that the response of "I can create production ready in a day" was directed at that, which I whole-heartedly disagree with.