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Re:Sample cloud-native application with microservices by geerlingguy on Friday February 15, 2019 @01:40AM (#19168945)
Helm is fun for demoing complex things the first time, but in production use, it’s a mixed bag. Lots of great alternatives that feel more ‘clean’ to me.
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Re:Sample cloud-native application with microservices by dayglo on Friday February 15, 2019 @02:24AM (#19169107)
What are the cleaner alternatives?
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Re:Sample cloud-native application with microservices by ksajadi on Friday February 15, 2019 @02:57AM (#19169240)
Cloud 66 Skycap is a good alternative without most of the issues of Helm
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Re:Sample cloud-native application with microservices by dayglo on Friday February 15, 2019 @04:30AM (#19169593)
This seems like a full-fat Build and Release management hosted solution (good job by the way, this looks great and I'll try it out).

I was more specifically asking Jeff which similar tools are cleaner, and why? Are there any helm drop-in replacements that anyone would recommend? Or is it really a shift to other ways of deploying, like these hosted solutions, or is everyone building their own k8s operators now...? Or something else?

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Re:Sample cloud-native application with microservices by ksajadi on Friday February 15, 2019 @01:26PM (#19173372)
Fair points and questions. I think most of the past couple of years was spent on making Kubernetes operation friendly. Now everyone has a managed k8s service so there are many solutions coming up to deal with their issues in “Day 2” like deployments or secret management
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