Get bought, they've decided to back up and leave Kubernetes. Yep, Kubernetes has been the backbone of their cloud infrastructure for years, but now they're saying goodbye. What does that mean for [Music] developers, for those who are new to this?

Kubernetes is like the ultimate project manager for cloud apps. It manages containers, scales things up for you when needed, and ensures reliability for Gitpod, which serves up cloud-based development environments. Gitpod seemed like the perfect tool at first, as Gitpod scaled, cracks started showing. Let's see what went

wrong. Kubernetes has incredible power, but that comes with a lot of complexity. Managing, troubleshooting, and maintaining Kubernetes infrastructure at their scale was slowing things down. Workspaces took longer to boot, costs began piling up, and issues got harder to debug for Gitpod.

It was like driving a sports car through traffic - great potential, but not the right setup. Gitpod realized they needed a tool redesigned specifically for cloud-based development environments, so they are custom building an alternative. Their solution aims to be lighter, faster, and tailored to the workflow of spinning

up cloud dev workspaces quickly and affordably. Instead of using a one-size-fits-all approach, they are moving to something that is just a fit right now. This isn't just a backend shift, it will make a real difference in the experience

of developers. Gitpod's goal is to make cloud environments feel instant. Workspaces that spin up quickly and are always ready, and don't cost a fortune. Imagine logging in, coding immediately, and not thinking twice about the infrastructure behind it. So yeah,

Good Bear is finally leaving Kubernetes and building their own custom solution, and it would be interesting to see what they are building right now.  Because if they revealed or maybe open-sourced their solution, it might be a challenge or maybe in competition to Kubernetes.  I'll see you in the next

This Company ditched Kubernetes and reason is good!

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Gitpod, relying on Kubernetes for years, decides to discontinue its use.

Kubernetes, while powerful, is described as the ultimate project manager for cloud apps, managing containers and scaling.

Gitpod's scaling issues with Kubernetes led to slower workspace boot times, increased costs, and harder debugging.

Reasons for Abandoning Kubernetes and Building a Custom Solution

Kubernetes' complexity hindered Gitpod's efficiency, prompting the need for a tailored solution.

The new solution aims for a lighter, faster, and more affordable approach, focusing on quick workspace setup.

The goal is to create instant, cost-effective cloud environments for developers.

Potential Implications of Gitpod's New Solution

Gitpod's custom solution could potentially challenge or compete with Kubernetes if open-sourced.