From cloud to bare metal with Kubernetes, a bad idea?
summary
A team migrated from cloud-hosted Kubernetes to colocated bare-metal servers to cut infrastructure costs and reports a tenfold reduction in their bill. The talk examines concrete numbers after 18 months and covers operational impacts—development, maintenance, stability, scalability—plus the execution steps and open-source tools used, concluding whether the move truly saved money.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:12Table of contents
- 0:33The idea
- 4:00The ecosystem
- 4:49The clusters
- 5:18The incidents
- 6:10Some lessons
- 6:56Lesson #2
- 8:06Lesson #3
- 9:30Assessment
- 11:00Q&A
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