Post #2344035

2026-02-15 22:43 UTC

I love k8s, and that's even just using single-node clusters! Kubernetes people really don't want you to use k8s, but the loop of bringing stuff up is just so much better and easier than, for example, quadlets which I was using before. Running kubectl apply -k . and then observing the behaviour is a lot nicer than edit, systemctl daemon-reload, systemctl start service --no-block && journalctl -fu service, ^C, repeat

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@4diejungs@social.treehouse.systems 2026-02-15 22:48

There are controllers for Kubernetes that surpass anything in the traditional Linux userland. CNPG Is beautiful. You just upload one yaml document, it figures out your storage, networking, auth, all for you, and registers a secret that you can pass directly to you application. The Tailscale operator just got so much better now that Services are up and running. The kubelet itself is more powerful, for example it can actually run migration containers, even if it is lacking in the SELinux and user namespacing department compared to Podman

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