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Clown Computing and Kubernetes

Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Oct 17, 2022

Programming Leftovers

Linux/Graphics: libcamera, Vesa, and DRM

Nutanix For Sale, And The Only Buyer Might Be A Big Cloud [Ed: Clown computing is a bubble and companies go out of business, looking to be salvaged by anyone gullible enough or ambitious enough]

↺ Nutanix For Sale, And The Only Buyer Might Be A Big Cloud

> The word on the street – and that would be Wall Street we are talking about – is that Nutanix is “exploring a sale after receiving takeover interest,” and that private equity and industry players are either poking around or being shopped the idea.

Kubecost Adds SaaS Edition to Control Kubernetes Costs - Container Journal

↺ Kubecost Adds SaaS Edition to Control Kubernetes Costs - Container Journal

> Kubecost today announced limited availability of a software-as-a-service (SaaS) edition of a Kubernetes cost management platform. The Kubecost Cloud platform is based on the open source OpenCost software originally developed by parent company Stackwatch.

Why Kubernetes Would Benefit From a PaaS [Ed: Hype benefiting from buzzwords]

↺ Why Kubernetes Would Benefit From a PaaS

> A recent article explains that Kubernetes is now within reach for SMB adoption, and it got us thinking: What are the primary barriers to adoption for Kubernetes? Given the extraordinary popularity of the project, what are the issues that arise when a software engineering team looks to start using Kubernetes?

If you are using ‘kubectl’, you are probably doing it wrong

↺ If you are using ‘kubectl’, you are probably doing it wrong

If you are using 'kubectl', you are probably doing it wrong

↺ If you are using 'kubectl', you are probably doing it wrong

> Don't ‘push’ files, commands and/or charts to Kubernetes using the CLI. Instead, automate your operations by having ArgoCD 'pull' your desired state, and keep your apps up to date and in sync. ArgoCD is a better way.

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