What container orchestration software are you using and would you recommend it?

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Director of IT in Software2 years ago

K8s has been a good pick for me.

Director of IT9 months ago

Kubernetes of course. While docker Swarm and Mesos are other alternatives, I have never used them baring some PoCs with Swarm.

CTO in Software9 months ago

Definitely Kubernetes. Especially in combination with GitOps

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Director of Engineering in Banking2 months ago

EKS and Onprem Kubernetes predominantly. We still use Docker swarm for legacy deployments.

Director of IT in Education2 months ago

Kubernetes

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