My name is Matteo and I'm a cloud solution architect and tech enthusiast. In my spare time, I work on open source software as much as I can. I simply enjoy writing software that is actually useful.
Hi! Yes, I'm still a fairly happy Contabo customer after 3 years. I did however switch from OpenShift to vanilla Kubernetes (installed via Kubespray) because in these years I gained more knowledge about the platform (we use it at work) and I wanted to manage my own things, like the reverse proxy.
But OpenShift is still a very solid platform, so yeah if you like it go for it!
I'm a bit overwhelmed by kubernetes, so I look for something more noob-friendly. Openshift 4 seems to require quite a lot of infrastructure (3 is old), so I have my eyes on rancher. Seems to be a much leaner approach. I have to gear up my know how until early next year to deploy an inexpensive deployment for 3 node.js servers, reddis, mongo and some logging/reporting pods. Kubernetes definitely seems to be the way to go, but securing and operating it feels like a nightmare to me. I start missing the good old times when we were thinking in terms of "servers"and vi was the main devop tool :-)
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Hi! Yes, I'm still a fairly happy Contabo customer after 3 years. I did however switch from OpenShift to vanilla Kubernetes (installed via Kubespray) because in these years I gained more knowledge about the platform (we use it at work) and I wanted to manage my own things, like the reverse proxy.
But OpenShift is still a very solid platform, so yeah if you like it go for it!
I'm a bit overwhelmed by kubernetes, so I look for something more noob-friendly. Openshift 4 seems to require quite a lot of infrastructure (3 is old), so I have my eyes on rancher. Seems to be a much leaner approach. I have to gear up my know how until early next year to deploy an inexpensive deployment for 3 node.js servers, reddis, mongo and some logging/reporting pods. Kubernetes definitely seems to be the way to go, but securing and operating it feels like a nightmare to me. I start missing the good old times when we were thinking in terms of "servers"and vi was the main devop tool :-)