alt Hacker NewsWe migrated some services to AKS because the upper management thought it was a good deal to get so many credits, and now pods are randomly crashing and database nodes have random spikes in disk latency. What ran reliably on GCP became quite unpredictable.
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Bombthecat • today at 8:15 AM
Gcp is hard to beat on k8s stuff. Performance and stability is crazy good.
But it's not aws are famous and costs money. Hence moving away seems like a good idea :)
SeriousM • yesterday at 11:38 PM
Interesting! We're using AKS with huge success so far, but lately our Pods are unresponsive and we get 503 Gateway Timeouts that we really can't trace down. And don't get me started on Azure Blob Tables...
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Exact same story at my place. Upper management decided it's a good idea to build on Azure because Microsoft promised some benefits. Things that ran reliable on GCP now need active firefighting on Azure