Chapter 8 Kubernetes, containers and PKI The container model and its implications for PKI
It all starts with the concept of microservices, small sections of code which are meant to perform one simple task and nothing else. The evangelists behind this movement will claim that this means that each microservice, being a small block of code to perform a single function, will necessarily be more robust than a larger block of code which performs several related functions or, indeed, a complete application. This of course is complete nonsense and implies that modern developers are simply not capable of writing complex code or writing code which is properly debugged and tested before being moved to the live environment. ...
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