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The single binary thing is a tired trope. Kubernetes has had hyperkube for many years, which is a single binary for many years.

But in really, a single binary should be at the bottom of your list of concerns.




Hyperkube is several binaries bundled in one container, no?


It's often _distributed_ as a container, but it ~~is~~ was a single monolithic go binary. However, while I was looking for supporting evidence to that claim, I discovered that it recently[1] was evicted from the github.com/k/k repo and the docker image that is now built uses a shell script named hyperkube and the Dockerfile just untars the underlying binaries into /usr/local/bin

I wasn't able to immediately track down the alleged new repo for hyperkube, though

1 = https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/83454




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