#architecture
long time lurker first post lol say ure a small team starting a greenfield project. u can build a modular monolith or a set of small services with separate deployments. splitting early promises independent deployments and clean boundaries... staying together…
long time lurker first post lol were a agency running a couple of APIs and a database. Today its Docker Compose on two VMs, deployed by a script ;) A new hire is pushing hard for Kubernetes: self healing, rolling updates, industry satndard. I worry well…
question for people who've been through it: for a agency with a couple of APIs and a database, did moving to Kubernetes pay off? i'm interested in the operatinoal reality: upgrades, debugging, on call, not the conference talk version. im not against…
so annoyed rn question for ppl whove been through it: for a internal IT team with a few internal tools, did moving to Kubernetes pay off? im interested in the operational reality: upgrades, debugging, on call, not teh conference talk version. im not against…
help!! question for ppl whove been through it: for a two person team with client websites, did moving to Kubernetes pay off? im interested in the operational reality: upgrades, debugging, on call, not the conference talk version. im not against Kubernetes in…
Were a small SaaS team running client websites. Today its Docker Compose on two VMs, deployed by a script 😂 A new hire is pushing hard for Kubernetes: self healing, rolling updates, industry standard. i worry well spend all our time running teh platform…
ugh. were a agency running a handful of web apps 🔥 today its Docker Compose on two VMs, deployed by a script. A new hire is pushing hard for Kubernetes: self healing, rolling updates, industry standard. i worry well spend all our time running the platform…
