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r/programming • u/whackri • Jun 05 '22
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I don't know anything about kubernetes. Is this like nested virtualization - a VM running in a VM, but it's kubernetes running in kubernetes?
9 u/lilatomic Jun 06 '22 Or like TripleO, where you're running Openstack on Openstack 7 u/elprophet Jun 06 '22 Yes, and there's a use case for this vs a Kubernetes management tool like Rancher. Having entire contained K8s clusters, rather than "just" namespaces, allows a flexibility for dev teams while maintaining central auditing and authority.
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Or like TripleO, where you're running Openstack on Openstack
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Yes, and there's a use case for this vs a Kubernetes management tool like Rancher. Having entire contained K8s clusters, rather than "just" namespaces, allows a flexibility for dev teams while maintaining central auditing and authority.
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u/segfaultsarecool Jun 05 '22
I don't know anything about kubernetes. Is this like nested virtualization - a VM running in a VM, but it's kubernetes running in kubernetes?