Do You Need Kubernetes or a PAAS?
summary
Compares running Kubernetes yourself vs using a managed PaaS and shows a working Payara Cloud demo that deploys a Jakarta EE app in minutes, uploads a new binary, changes CPU and memory live, inspects logs and metrics, issues LetsEncrypt SSL and supports single sign‑on, and rolls back to the previous version after a bad deploy. Claims PaaS removes infra work and suits small teams or quick launches, while custom Kubernetes fits unique, high‑control needs; a free tier and a CLI/automation pipeline are available or planned. Payara Cloud demo Jakarta EE app deployed in minutes live scaling and rollback
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to platforms
- 3:15Kubernetes vs PaaS comparison
- 7:53When to choose Kubernetes
- 13:16Demo of PaaS features
- 20:57Gateway and routing options
- 26:00Building your own PaaS
- 30:01Who should use PaaS
- 32:05Future of PaaS and Q&A
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