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| hazel | does anyone have any good references / blog posts to companies that have migrated away from k8s/containers to using nix for the whole stack (nixos and nixpkgs). I’m trying to understand the current gaps that exist from being “cloud native” in a large enterprise setting | 20:50:04 |
| hazel | fundamentally the main solution that k8s offers is a way to allocate resources to containers in a distributed and scalable way. I guess there’s nothing wrong with running k8s on nixos but it feels a bit yucky to then also have the complexity overhead of containers when it’s not necessary | 20:57:19 |
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 Arian | Have you looked at nix-snapshotter? | 07:13:45 |
| Arian | It's a plugin for containerd to use the nix store as opposed to OCI | 07:14:00 |
| Arian | I know of companies that run nomad on NixOS and use just binaries. | 07:14:34 |
 Lorenz | I think the main advantage I see with Kubernetes is the multi tenancy. With that I mean that developers are allowed to deploy and manage their own application. I think with NixOS this would be quite hard, because a nixos module can override and set pretty much everything. There is not really a permission system... | 16:53:54 |
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 dgrig | A bit late to reply, but this talk from scale 22 covers a similar topic, running things packaged by Nix in k8s pods | 17:56:05 |
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