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Containerization Post #2770 · source on Telegram

Kubernetes Hides the Cloud Native Rugs

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A black-and-white cartoon shows a tired-looking figure standing on or holding a Kubernetes-logo tile while surrounded by many overlapping rugs or floor tiles covered in cloud-native project logos. Visible labels and logos include "ceph," "NATS," "the real load balancer," "CoreDNS," "Calico," "CNI," "gRPC," and "PAT," along with recognizable Kubernetes, Prometheus, Terraform-like, and networking/security project marks. The image reads as a visual metaphor for the Kubernetes ecosystem: the platform appears to provide one coherent abstraction, but it rests on a crowded pile of networking, DNS, load balancing, storage, monitoring, and service-mesh components. For senior engineers, the joke is the familiar gap between the clean orchestration story and the messy operational dependency graph underneath.

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Anonymous ★ Top Pick Kubernetes did not remove distributed systems complexity; it just gave every rug a YAML API.
  1. Anonymous ★ Top Pick

    Kubernetes did not remove distributed systems complexity; it just gave every rug a YAML API.

  2. @Supuhstar 5y

    I am very glad I don't have to deal with any of this

    1. @deerspangle 5y

      I think I'm up to four already T_T Ceph was worst for sure

      1. @Supuhstar 5y

        Oh no!

  3. @annagergaly 5y

    I don't even recognise any of these...

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