← Back to context Comment by MPSimmons 6 days ago What are you using to replace etcd here? Where is state stored? 2 comments MPSimmons Reply throw2ih020 6 days ago They implemented a store in TypeScript: https://github.com/ngrok/webernetes/blob/main/src/cluster/st...etcd is not a requirement of k8s, plenty of clusters out there use non-etcd stores. E.g. k3s/k3d can use sqlite, all of the big cloud providers use their own in-house datastores instead of etcd. samwho 6 days ago I learned that etcd wasn’t required while making webernetes! I’d always thought it was, was cool to learn some clusters use other storage backends.
throw2ih020 6 days ago They implemented a store in TypeScript: https://github.com/ngrok/webernetes/blob/main/src/cluster/st...etcd is not a requirement of k8s, plenty of clusters out there use non-etcd stores. E.g. k3s/k3d can use sqlite, all of the big cloud providers use their own in-house datastores instead of etcd. samwho 6 days ago I learned that etcd wasn’t required while making webernetes! I’d always thought it was, was cool to learn some clusters use other storage backends.
samwho 6 days ago I learned that etcd wasn’t required while making webernetes! I’d always thought it was, was cool to learn some clusters use other storage backends.
They implemented a store in TypeScript: https://github.com/ngrok/webernetes/blob/main/src/cluster/st...
etcd is not a requirement of k8s, plenty of clusters out there use non-etcd stores. E.g. k3s/k3d can use sqlite, all of the big cloud providers use their own in-house datastores instead of etcd.
I learned that etcd wasn’t required while making webernetes! I’d always thought it was, was cool to learn some clusters use other storage backends.