Are Containers the Perfect Abstraction
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hey Keith Hauser from the CTL visor a little bit less formal CTO dose if there's such a thing I've had this aha moment when it comes to kubernetes especially when it comes to projects like Qbert which is taking Virtual Machines random in containers so that you can run your virtual machine environment like you run containers on the surface you may laugh you may say why would I want to do that and the reality is what I've learned over months of kind of injecting myself in this
kubernetes conversation is that the hardcore Cooper naughty people who really are into containers and kubernetes believe that containers are exactly equivalent to shipping containers that if you spend the time reef architecting and resizing the industry to fit inside of containers that standardization of running things even though today they're inefficient to run into containers if you run them in containers then long term you reap all the benefits of containers now why don't we just reap lat form everything to run into containers because that's an art and
it takes a lot of work and not every application ironically runs best in containers sometimes it run they run best in virtual machines or as monoliths so therefore you take the monolith or virtual machine from running inside a container love to hear your feedback what do you think is a container the best model for abstracting infrastructure or should you do something else hit me up at CTL advisor on twitter the CTO advisor com talk to you soon
