On: OpenBSD/ARM64 on Hetzner Cloud

[fnomnom]

if you need managed k8s on german or other european servers without us companies involved there is OVH.

[king_phil → fnomnom]

Might go up in flames, though, and literally

[capableweb → king_phil]

Context: OVHcloud's data center fire: One year on, what do we know? - https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/opinions/ovhclouds-dat...

[omnibrain → fnomnom]

And Scaleway. (I have no experience using Kubernetes on Scaleway, I use their Elastic Metal, Managed DNS and some other smaller offerings)

[neoromantique → omnibrain]

We've been running Scaleway for years (Both VMs and managed k8s).

There are quirks from time to time, their disk system has been nightmarish for a while, but they've recently had a major overhaul there and we didn't really have any major complaints since. It is very decent for the price, I would say.

[xmodem → fnomnom]

We looked at OVH's managed kubernetes offering but it is hideously expensive compared to, say, DigitalOcean/Vultr,

[turtles3 → xmodem]

I thought they had the same deal as DO - control plane is free and you pay for nodes at the standard rate. Have I missed something?

I am considering moving our DO to ovh mainly because DO lacks fine grained IAM

[fnomnom → xmodem]

its not the cheapest but its EU only which makes selling your stuff to european mid size companies much easier ;)

[tecleandor → fnomnom]

Haven't tested their offer, but also Vultr and Scaleway have managed Kubernetes service.

[fnomnom → tecleandor]

isnt vultr a US company?

[tecleandor → fnomnom]

Ah true! I was using some of their European locations and I forgot :P

[e12e → fnomnom]

Also https://upcloud.com

[Tijdreiziger → fnomnom]

Also TransIP (since a short while).

[mkreis → fnomnom]

also there is IONOS