Kubernetes Reviews

We use this solution to orchestrate our applications.

If for example, you want to use a Microservice for replication, you host it on Docker then you will need to orchestrate your application. This might include autoscaling, security, and traceability for the user.

I like the replication center and the configuration.

The dashboard, monitoring, and login need improvements.

I have been using Kubernetes for five years.

We are using versions 1.15 and 1.20.

Kubernetes is stable.

It's a scalable solution.

This solution is being used in large organizations from the financial sector.

We have not contacted technical support.

I have some experience with OpenShift and Azure.

The initial setup was straightforward.

It can be deployed in 45 minutes to one hour.

There are several teams required for different areas that communicate with each other such as security teams, work teams, and maintenance teams. There are anywhere from five to nine people that we communicate with, who are engineers from each division.

I completed the installation and implementation myself. I did not use the help of an integrator or consultant.

There are no licensing fees.

I would recommend this solution to others.

I would rate Kubernetes an eight out of ten.

If you have a lot of nodes and you want to be able to change the node that you are using, you can use Kubernetes. Kubernetes services allow users to be able to run multiple designs as well.

The stability of the solution is very reliable. The performance is good.

The implementation, and the way that they can, with a few clicks, load hundreds of machines without any trouble is very useful. We found the initial setup to be very straightforward.

There are a lot of benefits.

At this time, there is nothing that I would want to be added to a future release.

The pricing could be improved. It would be ideal if it was a bit less.

I've been using the solution for three years. 

The stability of the solution is very good and the performance is excellent. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's reliable. 

We have about 200 people on the solution at this time.

I'm not using Kubernetes support. I am using Amazon support. I can't speak to how helpful or responsive Kubernetes support would be having no experience with them.

We did not previously use a different solution. We have only ever used Kubernetes. 

The initial setup is very straightforward. It's not overly complex.

The deployment itself took a few weeks. 

We have seven engineers and they're all going to be able to handle Kubernetes.

We handled the installation with the assistance of an integrator. We did not handle the process alone. 

We'd like the pricing to be lower than what it is now.

We pay a yearly licensing fee. 

I'd rate the solution at an eight out of ten. We've been very happy with its capabilities so far.

I would recommend the solution to other users.

Kubernetes' most valuable features are scaling, deployment, and container management. Its integration with other pipeline tools is also good.

The setup process could be improved as it's quite complex, especially for newbies. In the next release, Kubernetes should include automatic deployment.

I've been working with Kubernetes for around a year and a half.

Kubernetes is a stable solution.

Kubernetes is easy to scale.

Kubernetes' technical support is good but could be a bit more responsive.

Positive

The initial setup was a bit complex.

I would rate Kubernetes as eight out of ten.

We use Kubernetes for hosting microservices-based applications. Kubernetes varies depending on which distribution you use. We have distributors that make these custom distributions, and I don't have any special requirements.

I like Kubernetes' scalability, built-in redundancy, and ease of deployment.

I've been working on Kubernetes for maybe five years.

It depends on how you set Kubernetes up, but it's usually stable.

Community-based Kubernetes is quite hard to set up. We usually use a version of Kubernetes provided by some distributor because they have built-in assistance for the installation. It's much easier, and most of the installation is done automatically.

If it's a cloud-based solution, you just set up a cluster, then click a button, and it's done in 20 minutes. But if it's an on-prem solution where you have to configure the hardware and hypervisor, it can take longer. If you have a cloud solution, then it's just to a click of a button, but the on-prem version could be simplified.

I rate Kubernetes seven out of 10. More and more applications will be based on virtual machines using container-based solutions. That's the way forward, so I would recommend Kubernetes.

It is a very good solution for deploying microservices in an application. It has a lot of freedom in it, which makes it very interesting. 

It is also web-enabled. You can run services in other virtual applications and virtual machines. 

It would be useful to have a basic and stable interface for monitoring and quick deployment purposes, especially when the deployments are big like a proof of concept or proof of technology. Currently, you need to use the Kubernetes console for all functionalities. 

It is not a quick-to-learn product if you are not from a Linux background. You need to be very skilled at Linux to learn it quickly. It took me two to three months because I mostly work with Microsoft products. For people who are not from a Linux background, the learning curve is a little bit longer.

It is very scalable, and it expands very well. Scalability is a very useful and important feature, especially when you work in a cloud environment.

It is scalable for an enterprise. You can scale up or scale down depending upon the environment or deployment. You can scale vertically with the size of the nodes. You can also scale the number of nodes. 

If you are using a service, you don't really need any initial setup. You just deploy it in a physical or virtual environment. 

Its deployment and configuration are very easy for open systems. I have experience in working only with Red Hat, and the deployment is very automatic. 

I would recommend this product. It is very close to being a 100% agnostic solution. It is just a step away from becoming a server-less solution like Fusion, which, although, is designed for running for a short time.

I use Kubernetes on the platform layer to deepen a platform. In some cases, when the same solution was developed without Kubernetes, some customers had issues on platforms like AWS, Azure, and Google.

I would rate Kubernetes an eight out of ten.

I am currently learning the system, connecting the containers, and assessing the power of it.

The most valuable feature is the support for Docker containers.

The management needs to be improved.

I have been working with Kubernetes for approximately five months.

To this point, we have not needed to contact technical support.

The initial setup is a little bit complex for non-technical people in the business domain. It takes about a month to deploy.

Our in-house team is responsible for deployment and maintenance.

This is a good product and I can recommend it. That said, it will be better in the future.

I would rate this solution an eight out of ten.