definitely not going to remind people that kubelet defaults to full access including remote execution to anonymous users and that shodan has hundreds of kubelet hits (query "kubelet port:10250") on it, no sir
this type of arrogance (creating orchestration software with basically ZERO security considerations, because "who would ever run their control plane exposed to the Internet?") is what i started edera to fix, and we will eventually fix this problem too
cloud native is a layer cake, i am just asking for a layer cake that is actually delicious and not made of poison
@ariadne The #cloud is the poison!
@kkarhan well, really "cloud native" has nothing to do with clouds, it is just about containers in general

@ariadne the inflationary use of #cloud, #containers, #memenetes aka. #kubernetes etc. very, very rarely merits itself and more often than not only exists as a means to funnel money ticsome big corporation...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzI9JE0i6Lc

@kkarhan @ariadne Honestly I use Kubernetes bc it gives me a lot of what I need out of the box. There is a well documented happy path & a large pipeline of engineers who understand it. This is in contrast to cobbling together my own system from disparate tools that have their own distinct conventions & configuration syntaxes & so on. I’ve never really been in an organization that has done that successfully, esp not where dev teams can operate their own systems.
@kkarhan @ariadne The scalability and reliability are mostly just gravy. Even if I were to go back to managing my own hosts, I would probably still run containers in them (via compose) just because it’s so much less painful and more standard to build docker containers.