Should every project start with Kubernetes? And if not, when is the right time to switch without incurring (unbearable) technical debt? In this episode of KubeFM, you will learn how the team at Loovatech designed an app from scratch and decided to use Docker Compose to host their infrastructure cheaply and effectively in a single virtual machine. As the project grew, the team had to make the difficult choice to rearchitect their infrastructure and plan for scalability and fault tolerance. Follow their journey and learn: How to migrate from a single Docker Compose file with 24 containers to Kubernetes. How to verify that your apps are stateless and what changes are necessary to deploy them into Kubernetes. How to manage expectations and explain the value of a complex migration to your boss or (non-tech-savvy) customers. Vasily and Ronald also shared how they integrated ArgoCD and their existing CI/CD to leverage push and pull-based GitOps and their plans to incorporate multi-tenancy and custom metrics. Find all the links and info for this episode here: https://kube.fm/docker-compose-migration-vasily-ronald Links Loovatech Docker Compose ArgoCD Prometheus Grafana KEDA Ansible Terraform Kubernetes documentation Application migration from Docker Compose to Kubernetes. How, why, and what problems we’ve encountered Using Docker Compose Picvario Docker Swarm Uploading and copying objects using multipart upload in AWS S3 Celery FFMPG Amazon Elastic File System KubeSpray AWS EKS Azure AKS AWS EKS changelog Helm charts TeamCity ArgoCD user guide: Helm GitOps: Push-based vs. Pull-based Deployments Flux CD How to autoscale apps on Kubernetes with custom metrics CloudFormation TerraGrant CapCut Ian Coldwater