Show HN: Managing on-premise servers without Kubernetes
r2ob
16 points
11 comments
July 26, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (4 comments)
s09dfhks
How is this different than Cockpit?
temp0826
Why would you manage a server with Kubernetes in any case??
codeduck
I have to ask why someone would choose this over ansible, ssh, and a proper monitoring and metrics stack. Something like this allows unconstrained config drift with no audit trail.
throw1234567891
Kubernetes does not manage servers anyway. You still need something to put Kubernetes on those servers.