Kubernetes The (Very) Hard Way
What started the discussion
This r/kubernetes thread focused on Kubernetes The (Very) Hard Way. The original post pointed readers to labs.iximiuz.com, and the comments quickly turned into a practical discussion about the tradeoffs, surprises, and production realities behind the topic.
What stood out in the comments
Discussion point 1
Your guide is not complete and it’s actually easier than the original Kubernetes the hard way
Discussion point 2
Don't judge a book by its cover though. The content is really great
Discussion point 3
My husband made a book Do I Need Kubernetes, and first chapter literally says that no, you probably dont need it.
Discussion point 4
This is the dumbest take. If you're not good at something, do your best. It's always been better than faking it. You can also just, you know, do the basics and own it as your own style.
Discussion point 5
In my company the cto said everything on k8s 😰
Thread snapshot
- Original subreddit: r/kubernetes
- Original author: u/Sure_Stranger_6466
- Reddit score: 110
- Comment count: 15
- Original thread: https://labs.iximiuz.com/courses/kubernetes-the-very-hard-way-0cbfd997