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The 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 deplo
by akvadrako 9y ago
The 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.