Awesome thanks. Do you have an example of what queuing tools you prefer? There's a wide array out there.
For Kubernetes, that makes sense to me from a dev perspective - what k8s does is manage groups of identical containers, so when defining what's actually in each one you shouldn't worry about deployment concerns like that. Once the product is deployed, though, is it not a strict improvement over the built-in behavior of docker compose?
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Awesome thanks. Do you have an example of what queuing tools you prefer? There's a wide array out there.
For Kubernetes, that makes sense to me from a dev perspective - what k8s does is manage groups of identical containers, so when defining what's actually in each one you shouldn't worry about deployment concerns like that. Once the product is deployed, though, is it not a strict improvement over the built-in behavior of docker compose?