How many times can we run this same exact type of article? If it didn't change anything the first time it ran, what are people expecting to happen now?
Maybe Hadoop isn't necessary for everyone who needs it. They'll learn. And if they don't, more job security for you.
Otoh there are some crazy advantages of running certain "large scale" softwares. Not everyone needs the "scale" Kubernetes offers, but managing tasks declaratively as containers that get scheduled on boxes in a hermetic fashion? Or maybe continuous delivery - not everyone needs CD, but it certainly offers many advantages to those who do it.
Most people could probably live off of shell scripts running under Cron on a box with CGI scripts written in Perl without any issues, that does Not imply there are no advantages to new technology because not everything is about scale and fault tolerance.
Maybe Hadoop isn't necessary for everyone who needs it. They'll learn. And if they don't, more job security for you.
Otoh there are some crazy advantages of running certain "large scale" softwares. Not everyone needs the "scale" Kubernetes offers, but managing tasks declaratively as containers that get scheduled on boxes in a hermetic fashion? Or maybe continuous delivery - not everyone needs CD, but it certainly offers many advantages to those who do it.
Most people could probably live off of shell scripts running under Cron on a box with CGI scripts written in Perl without any issues, that does Not imply there are no advantages to new technology because not everything is about scale and fault tolerance.