This was hilarious and at the same time almost made me cry thinking of my company's transition into using k8s. Everything is so cumbersome now. Thank you, sir.
It's funny because it's true. I bet Cloud Costs could use a video like this as well. Seems like the "pay only for only what you use" is a bit of an over sell since they know once they get your data in, you can never afford to get it back out again.
YES!!!! I tried to tie a bunch of little things like this together. it was not a blackbird they got it running on but the SR-71 is kind of known for ti's speed so I thought that was better.
I ran a kubernetes cluster of 4 nodes which contained some containers I keep for private use permanently. 2 years ago I finally got fed up with upkeep labor and switched to docker. I haven't touched the thing since. In the immortal words of Tod Howered: "It just works".
I run kubernetes at home all the time :) Untrusted code should also NOT run on your kubernetes cluster because of shared memory unless you are running a special kernel like gvisor. I do a lot of kubernetes education on my twitch channel and youtube live channels if you want to join! twitch.tv/marekcounts and ua-cam.com/users/nulllabslive
Dude I fucking hate options. Lack of good standard solutions is what makes webdev feel like purgatory. Every new component library, styling engine, app framework, build system, package manager and fucking hell even js runtime is eating away at my sanity. Open source was a big mistake.
I think the "opensource was a big mistake" might be taking it a bit too far there :) what 50% of the top 1000 websites us linux? I would guess it's more like 75% because not all tell you. I agree that good standard options should exist, a few other of us are working on this issue.
:) thank you! I worked really hard on the script! It's not perfect, I have never recorded something like this before and will make the next one of these better for sure!
It is quite good for a first try. Although these types of commercial/scripts bleed United States of America, it was a spot on! I don't deal with the k8s cluster where I work, but every time there's an upgrade or update to it, everything that was working stops working, Ingress becomes a mess and clueless about basic network concepts, nginx respond every request with a 404, the gateway thinks distributing content and communicating to the load balancer is not his jobs and the load balancer goes into an existential crisis because there's no traffic to balance: is life really a matter of finding balance? Where will we find it? How do we define what a balance is? Is being a load hedonistic the real path to happiness and meaniful life?
"You don't want to be shackled to a single well known thing that just works, you want a plethora of options each with their own unique way of failing you" 🤣
Marek , the green screen was honestly pretty good. I saw the hotspot. It was easy to see, but not that distracting. Good work and funny.....that was sarcasm, right?
I don't know what kind of shitshow I'm under at work but with the help of helm I haven't been having issues with Kubernetes itself. I do have some issues with how some things are implemented but they would suck too if it was in a different way. I only use 30% or so from its features, though.
so true :D which is why i already moved from k8s years ago, and not recommended using it at work. We only need really simple deployments and k8s would be overkill. now i'm personally an advocate for nomad. As at least its config is far more readable and is actually really easy to deploy on a scale. And does not just work for containers but for a lot of other environments too. great for sys admins and the developers :) currently moving all my homelab services to it, so they run across multiple servers in HA.
@@NullLabs well, same here. but there is otherwise basically only k8s as an orchestrator that is truely open source. :( sure there are other projects out there, but they are either not that well maintained or not battle tested or lack features. and nomad being so much easier than k8s, i'm ok with it being not quite true open source. its as much open source as it can be while hashicorp is able to make money from it for the enterprise version. which is for me fine as long as they do not pull an actual RedHat move that does effect every user. At least its just BSL, which converts automatically after 4 years to MPL :) could have been worse. if it would be proprietary software (or having to pay), then i wouldn't use and recommend it either and would have stuck to k8s and probably would have build something on top of that to emulate a similar behaviour.
@steffenmeyer9461 yeah dude. I was not saying it was a bad product or anything. It's just not under and open-source licens and that makes it difficult for me to be as involved in the project. That was all I was saying
awe thanks :) I do a lot of educational content but I have been wanting to do some more fun content, and this was fun. I have never made a video like this, my next honest tech ad will be better :) I had no idea how to even record it!
@@NullLabs thanks bro. Please make it a bit longer to cover as much as possible to show the complexity and technical debt each library adds to the existing stack. It would be a delight to watch you enact as a js developer oops fullstack developer in a chaotic state with your humorous touch. :) Much love and support from India.
Actually, maybe? I have some ideas on things that would be fun, I think. If you stick around, let me know what ones you like best! I have some different style of "honest" videos too so make sure to let me know what you like the most!
I'm sorry! My goal is to light heartedly bring up issues and misconceptions. Hopefully giving us the ability to talk about them as a community and not take ourselves too seriously!
"kubernetes ... where your complexity and tech debt go to scale"! LOL. So spot on. Great video, got me cracking up.
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!
"Scaling your application shouldn't be rocket science, but with Kubernetes it can be!" lol
Thank you for watching and hope you liked it!
It’s good when it’s somebody else maintaining it.
I trained an llm to write bicep for me... While it was horrifying, it did match my current admin performance
Things are always better when someone else maintaines them for us right?! :) Thanks for watching!
Kubernetes: solving yesterday's problems today, again!
Thanks for watching!
This video scales so hard. Subscribed.
Thank you!
I feel like you cut off a little early at the end, or was that the k8s cluster restarting.
I totally did. skill issue.
It did brought smile on my face. As a developer I actually forgot what the smile means, but I suppose it should be that liquid under my eyes
Awesome! That is what it is made for! Glad you enjoyed it!
This was hilarious and at the same time almost made me cry thinking of my company's transition into using k8s. Everything is so cumbersome now.
Thank you, sir.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching!
Welcome to hell
Great vide, with Kubernetes you can find your skill issues at scale much quicker
Thank you!
This is really funny. I went to a session about this problem today and they just fed an AI to figure out how to deploy things.
Oh gosh! This is terrifying
It's funny because it's true. I bet Cloud Costs could use a video like this as well. Seems like the "pay only for only what you use" is a bit of an over sell since they know once they get your data in, you can never afford to get it back out again.
Added it to my list! :) Thank you!
was the blackbird reference for the time the US Air Force had k8s running in a fighter jet?
YES!!!! I tried to tie a bunch of little things like this together. it was not a blackbird they got it running on but the SR-71 is kind of known for ti's speed so I thought that was better.
I ran a kubernetes cluster of 4 nodes which contained some containers I keep for private use permanently. 2 years ago I finally got fed up with upkeep labor and switched to docker. I haven't touched the thing since. In the immortal words of Tod Howered: "It just works".
yeah you're not supposed to use kubernetes at home. it's for when someone needs to be able to change things, but you can't trust them with root.
I run kubernetes at home all the time :) Untrusted code should also NOT run on your kubernetes cluster because of shared memory unless you are running a special kernel like gvisor. I do a lot of kubernetes education on my twitch channel and youtube live channels if you want to join! twitch.tv/marekcounts and ua-cam.com/users/nulllabslive
Me looking at the thousand lines of yaml scroll past: ....... what is going on here?
oh. that beautifull 25.2k line yaml file? that is the "basic" cilium CNI network install :) you are welcome.
@@NullLabs what has society done
lol
Excellent video! Do Python package management solutions next please.
Great suggestion! Added to the list!
Finally! Someone did a good irony on Kubernetes! Great video!
Thank you! I have a few more honest kubernetes ads on "specific topics" to follow up on this! hopefully they are also good.
Dude I fucking hate options. Lack of good standard solutions is what makes webdev feel like purgatory. Every new component library, styling engine, app framework, build system, package manager and fucking hell even js runtime is eating away at my sanity. Open source was a big mistake.
I think the "opensource was a big mistake" might be taking it a bit too far there :) what 50% of the top 1000 websites us linux? I would guess it's more like 75% because not all tell you. I agree that good standard options should exist, a few other of us are working on this issue.
@@NullLabs yea maybe I got a bit irrational there
@Jonas-Seiler it happens to the best of us! The wise can see when they crossed the line! Thanks for joining in the community!
"agility of a liger"? 😂
Yes. A hybrid offspring of male lion and a tigress. Bred only in captivity and they’re huge and not so agile. Hence the satire 😅
:) thank you! I worked really hard on the script! It's not perfect, I have never recorded something like this before and will make the next one of these better for sure!
It is quite good for a first try. Although these types of commercial/scripts bleed United States of America, it was a spot on!
I don't deal with the k8s cluster where I work, but every time there's an upgrade or update to it, everything that was working stops working, Ingress becomes a mess and clueless about basic network concepts, nginx respond every request with a 404, the gateway thinks distributing content and communicating to the load balancer is not his jobs and the load balancer goes into an existential crisis because there's no traffic to balance: is life really a matter of finding balance? Where will we find it? How do we define what a balance is? Is being a load hedonistic the real path to happiness and meaniful life?
Got google cloud ad on this video 😂
hahahaahahaha that is amazing.
"You don't want to be shackled to a single well known thing that just works, you want a plethora of options each with their own unique way of failing you" 🤣
Thanks for watching!
Marek , the green screen was honestly pretty good. I saw the hotspot. It was easy to see, but not that distracting. Good work and funny.....that was sarcasm, right?
wait. are you saying your "good work and funny" statement was sarcasm?! :) thanks, hopefully the next green screen will be a bit better :)
I don't know what kind of shitshow I'm under at work but with the help of helm I haven't been having issues with Kubernetes itself. I do have some issues with how some things are implemented but they would suck too if it was in a different way.
I only use 30% or so from its features, though.
Remember, this is satire, I actually like kubernetes if you use it for what it's good at. But few understand this and was hopefully my point :)
@@NullLabs I actually saw it as satire but I thought it wasn't exaggerating much because some of the complaints are the same I have 😅
@brunoais awesome! I try to keep the satire fun, but also correct:) thanks for watching and leaving feedback!
I just need container scheduling across multiple nodes! What's all this other stuff? I just asked for Devin AI, didn't I...
Use consul/nomad
i told him this i told him this
you are a ledgend.
so true :D which is why i already moved from k8s years ago, and not recommended using it at work. We only need really simple deployments and k8s would be overkill.
now i'm personally an advocate for nomad. As at least its config is far more readable and is actually really easy to deploy on a scale. And does not just work for containers but for a lot of other environments too. great for sys admins and the developers :)
currently moving all my homelab services to it, so they run across multiple servers in HA.
I wish nomad was opensource :(
@@NullLabs well, same here. but there is otherwise basically only k8s as an orchestrator that is truely open source. :(
sure there are other projects out there, but they are either not that well maintained or not battle tested or lack features. and nomad being so much easier than k8s, i'm ok with it being not quite true open source. its as much open source as it can be while hashicorp is able to make money from it for the enterprise version. which is for me fine as long as they do not pull an actual RedHat move that does effect every user.
At least its just BSL, which converts automatically after 4 years to MPL :) could have been worse.
if it would be proprietary software (or having to pay), then i wouldn't use and recommend it either and would have stuck to k8s and probably would have build something on top of that to emulate a similar behaviour.
@steffenmeyer9461 yeah dude. I was not saying it was a bad product or anything. It's just not under and open-source licens and that makes it difficult for me to be as involved in the project. That was all I was saying
who do i send this to
Everywhere you can :) I'm glad you like this! I'm planning on making some more with a little better production! :)
snark content is best content ;)
awe thanks :) I do a lot of educational content but I have been wanting to do some more fun content, and this was fun. I have never made a video like this, my next honest tech ad will be better :) I had no idea how to even record it!
Thank you, sir.
You are most welcome.
Cant wait to spend the next chaper of my life being consume by this
I'm glad you liked it!!!
Make a video on js libraries
I'll add it to the list.
@@NullLabs thanks bro. Please make it a bit longer to cover as much as possible to show the complexity and technical debt each library adds to the existing stack. It would be a delight to watch you enact as a js developer oops fullstack developer in a chaotic state with your humorous touch. :) Much love and support from India.
I LOVE THIS
Thank you!
very convincing, I will buy it fro sure.
Javis!!!! It's good to see you. Thanks for watching!
Lol joke's on you I'm a rust dev so I have Option everywhere.
Jokes on you! I'm a Rust dev! ;) you should join me on my live streams (links in the description) we write go, rust and yaml!
Full stack honest ad or is it too broad of a topic?
Actually, maybe? I have some ideas on things that would be fun, I think. If you stick around, let me know what ones you like best! I have some different style of "honest" videos too so make sure to let me know what you like the most!
This hurt me physically
I'm sorry! My goal is to light heartedly bring up issues and misconceptions. Hopefully giving us the ability to talk about them as a community and not take ourselves too seriously!
@@NullLabs Hey I still subscribed 🙂
@@JohnVance thank you!
so true
Thank you for watching!!!
Hahaha nice!
Thanks for joining! :)
No lies detected ... 😂
That was the goal! Only honest ads here :)
😂😂😂😂
Jajaja se mamó 😂
Thanks!
Skill issue
Everything is.
k8s Automatically deliver scale of google . creating auto scaling for kubernetes is much harder than auto scaling server IMO.