In this post I go through the journey of overusing Kubernetes and how systemd can actually do most of what I use it for.

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The post discusses the author's journey of overusing Kubernetes and discovering how systemd combined with Podman can effectively manage containers with less resource consumption and complexity. While Kubernetes offers powerful automation, it's resource-heavy, especially in small setups. Podman's auto-update feature and integration with systemd services provide similar benefits with reduced CPU and memory usage, making it a more efficient solution. The author has successfully migrated services using this setup, resulting in improved performance and cost-effectiveness.

Replacing Kubernetes with systemd

<p>It would be nice if we could distribute systemd configurations over the network</p>
