Comment by raesene9
7 years ago
ofc you realise that one of the major contributors to the Kubernetes ecosystem is Redhat.
So IBM now control key elements of k8s setups like etcd (a CoreOS project, ergo a Redhat Project, ergo an IBM project)
7 years ago
ofc you realise that one of the major contributors to the Kubernetes ecosystem is Redhat.
So IBM now control key elements of k8s setups like etcd (a CoreOS project, ergo a Redhat Project, ergo an IBM project)
At the same time, K8S team has been rapidly standardizing everything and turning it into a very modular system. etcd is pretty much a "done" project, but if it ever goes bad, it can easily be replaced.
If IBM ever takes etcd in a direction that k8s does not like, the k8s fork of etcd will be the one that's relevant going forward.