Comment on Carving the scheduler out of our orchestratorComments−korijn3yI can't shake the sense that they seem to just prefer building something new (and blog about it) over figuring out how to configure a/the scheduler properly.Anyway, they did get it done and made it work, so whatever.−mrkurt3yWe built Fly.io to treat chronic NIH syndrome.−korijn3yI don't understand how that relates to my comment.Anyway, I'm happy you seem to be successful. Keep up the good work.−linuxftw3yNIH syndromes is 'not invented here syndrome.' This equates to the 'build something new and blog about it' remark you made, IMO.−vidarh3ySometimes building something new is easier than beating a recalcitrant tool into submission.−ilyt3yAnd most times it's the devs being bored wanting to build something neat.
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I can't shake the sense that they seem to just prefer building something new (and blog about it) over figuring out how to configure a/the scheduler properly.
Anyway, they did get it done and made it work, so whatever.
We built Fly.io to treat chronic NIH syndrome.
I don't understand how that relates to my comment.
Anyway, I'm happy you seem to be successful. Keep up the good work.
NIH syndromes is 'not invented here syndrome.' This equates to the 'build something new and blog about it' remark you made, IMO.
Sometimes building something new is easier than beating a recalcitrant tool into submission.
And most times it's the devs being bored wanting to build something neat.