> Scaffold generators for common elements would be great. Need a MySQL database? Having a command like [...] to create a stateful set, service and everything el

> Scaffold generators for common elements would be great. Need a MySQL database? Having a command like [...] to create a stateful set, service and everything else necessary would go a long way. Then just a single command to deploy the scaffold into your k8s environment and you’d have a production-worthy database in just a few console commands. The same could be created for the popular application frameworks, message brokers, and anything else we can think of. Rook sort of does this. You deploy a Rook operator, then just one other kubectl command to get an object store, database, shared filesystem, etc... https://blog.rook.io/rooks-framework-for-cloud-native-storage-orchestration-c66278014df7 https://blog.rook.io/rooks-framework-for-cloud-native-storag...