Eh, more Kubernetes hype, because there isn't enough of it already. I'm not doing that.
To state that the OS, the very piece which is responsible for providing data integrity and which makes the hardware actually do useful things doesn't matter is ignorant at best. On top of that, hardware constantly changes and without OS drivers to support those new capabilities any infrastructure software which relies on the OS will be useless. The article is just naive while trying to sound sagely and go with the latest fad at the same time.
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To state that the OS, the very piece which is responsible for providing data integrity and which makes the hardware actually do useful things doesn't matter is ignorant at best. On top of that, hardware constantly changes and without OS drivers to support those new capabilities any infrastructure software which relies on the OS will be useless. The article is just naive while trying to sound sagely and go with the latest fad at the same time.