even kube can't really do multiprocess.. it's kindof interesting. but yeah, for distributed things, i think performance matters. if not, then sure blow half your network stack on re-proxying in the most in-efficient way possible :)

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That was one of my issues with kubes as well, the service discovery which I hadn't planned out. Okay so now every app is behind a traefic proxy... So i'm just adding _another_ proxy. When instead a virtual IP can handle active-passive, and the L7 balancers can handle active-active.
Actually I have a question @cloud fodder. Im wondering if I could configure and deploy my pacemaker control plane as an nspawn container? Right now I'm still doing it script based which isn't ideal for maintaining cluster members. Most of the system services need to be running under root though, not sure if that's possible. Id like to be able to migrate to an immutable or read-only OS image at some point.