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No, those don't contain the same information. Our Kontemplate repository contains the state of an entire cluster, including all versions and all configuration.
by tazjin 9y ago
No, those don't contain the same information.
Our Kontemplate repository contains the state of an entire cluster, including all versions and all configuration.
A tag value is a single piece of mutable data that is in no relation to the other relevant data.
- akvadrako 9y agoThe tag points to the current version of your docker image, which contains the current configuration, except secrets which you don't want in a repo. Older deployments point to the older docker images which contain the older versions. Still don't see any advantage to justify the additional complexity in your system.
- tazjin 9y agoWe have more than one service, more than one environment, and auditability requirements (due to being a financial institution). I find it more complex to try and keep track of remote state modifications than to have a single source of truth, but whatever floats your boat ;-)
- pas 9y agoYou can export k8s state as JSON/YAML and put that into a git repo if you want.