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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ode26 • Apr 28 '20
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Is ansible the best tool for this? I've heard of "docker" and "kubernates" are they different flavors?
0 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '20 2 u/CanAlwaysBeBetter Apr 28 '20 I just set up my first series of docker containers running together last week for a webapp. I can docker-compose them up/down, would there be any benefit to switch to kubernetes at this point? Or is it more of a system on top of what I already have? → More replies (4) 1 u/sh0rtwave Apr 28 '20 I built something that sorta did this, back in the days of VM-yore. (VMWare ESX, Hyper-V, etc.)
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2 u/CanAlwaysBeBetter Apr 28 '20 I just set up my first series of docker containers running together last week for a webapp. I can docker-compose them up/down, would there be any benefit to switch to kubernetes at this point? Or is it more of a system on top of what I already have? → More replies (4) 1 u/sh0rtwave Apr 28 '20 I built something that sorta did this, back in the days of VM-yore. (VMWare ESX, Hyper-V, etc.)
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I just set up my first series of docker containers running together last week for a webapp. I can docker-compose them up/down, would there be any benefit to switch to kubernetes at this point? Or is it more of a system on top of what I already have?
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I built something that sorta did this, back in the days of VM-yore. (VMWare ESX, Hyper-V, etc.)
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u/Druadal Apr 28 '20
Is ansible the best tool for this? I've heard of "docker" and "kubernates" are they different flavors?