> I don't think that's the real point. The real point is that 'big 3' cloud providers are so overpriced that you could run hugely over provisioned infra 24/7 for your load (to cope with any spikes) and still save a fortune.
You don't need to roll out your own reverse proxy project to run services in-house.
Any container orchestration service was designed for that scenario. It's why they exist.
Under the hood, applications include a reverse proxy to handle deployment scenarios, like blue/green, onebox, canary, etc.
You definitely do not need to roll your own project to do that.
You don't need to roll out your own reverse proxy project to run services in-house.
Any container orchestration service was designed for that scenario. It's why they exist.
Under the hood, applications include a reverse proxy to handle deployment scenarios, like blue/green, onebox, canary, etc.
You definitely do not need to roll your own project to do that.