We very recently moved from some bare-metal pet machines into Google GKE and couldn't be happier.
Honestly the hardest thing is keeping up with how fast Kubernetes evolves and gets better and better. The same goes for all Google services (pubsub, bigquery, etc)
We started the migration on Kubernetes 1.1 and are now live on 1.5.1
Even using it for things we probably shouldn't (old stateful applications) without a single problem. At least no Docker related problems.
I don't know, this article seems to be very presumptuous. A lot of bold claims, little backing and, as you state, some pretty false claims.
Honestly the hardest thing is keeping up with how fast Kubernetes evolves and gets better and better. The same goes for all Google services (pubsub, bigquery, etc)
We started the migration on Kubernetes 1.1 and are now live on 1.5.1
Even using it for things we probably shouldn't (old stateful applications) without a single problem. At least no Docker related problems.
I don't know, this article seems to be very presumptuous. A lot of bold claims, little backing and, as you state, some pretty false claims.
TBH I don't know why it's among the top of HN