It that really the argument? Because "40 lines" are more than "7 lines"?
Both are simple to write, but K8S services for me are much easier to define. They're also far more configurable and usable across machines. Write it once and you're done, and add in the ability to use service-oriented storage and networking policies and it provides far greater power and flexibility than ever before.
My point is that there is no point comparing these things since a docker container can hold all the fat binaries you want inside... so it's not either/or at all.
Both are simple to write, but K8S services for me are much easier to define. They're also far more configurable and usable across machines. Write it once and you're done, and add in the ability to use service-oriented storage and networking policies and it provides far greater power and flexibility than ever before.
My point is that there is no point comparing these things since a docker container can hold all the fat binaries you want inside... so it's not either/or at all.