Air Force B-21 stealth bomber runs Kubernetes

https://independenteagle.com/new-air-force-b-21-stealth-bomber-takes-key-technology-step-toward-war-readiness/

by hkchad • 6 years ago

16 10 6 years ago

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kgraves2• 6 years ago

Interesting, If you look closely you can see the words 's a t i r e' hidden in the paragraphs.

archsurface• 6 years ago

Time for me to go to bed then - I saw the letters 'h o r s e s h i t'.

kgraves2• 6 years ago

don't go to bed yet and get your glasses, cause this 'horseshit' got real. [0]

[0] https://www.yahoo.com/news/northrop-grummans-b-21-stealth-12...

sitkack• 6 years ago

This whole site is generated by GPT-2.

bpodgursky• 6 years ago

I don't know why anyone think this is silly or a bad idea. It allows hardware to be interchangeable, allows contractors to write easily testable and modular software, and produces less vendor lock-in. Fuck if I want Boeing to have some custom virtualization layer that only their shitty in-house custom code can run on.

Like, let's be real, there's going to be SOME virtualization layer. It's 2020. Being a well-known, many-eyeball OSS one is far better than the alternative.

GiorgioG• 6 years ago

Recipe for success:

* Add unnecessary complexity

* Force air crews to be Kubernetes experts on top of their existing jobs

What am I missing and where do I sign up?

stephen999• 6 years ago

But can it run crisis?

mike503• 6 years ago

Man, think of those Dockerfiles.

FROM nuclear:latest

throwaway888abc• 6 years ago

No, our new aircraft carriers don’t run on Windows XP