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Local development on Kubernetes is in a pretty decent state imo. Minikube + Skaffold. Helm to manage/configure charts. And override resources to lower mem/cpu c
by sp527 7y ago
Local development on Kubernetes is in a pretty decent state imo. Minikube + Skaffold. Helm to manage/configure charts. And override resources to lower mem/cpu consumption when running locally. Works just fine for most situations. It's reproducible/consistent across developer environments and is as close as you can get to mapping 1-to-1 with prod.
- mamon 7y agoSo you install Minikube on each developer's machines? I thought that Minikube was created solely for running tutorials/excercises for people learning Kubernetes. If you are developing microservices I think you're much better off with a development Kubernetes cluster, and a single namespace for each developer within it. This way the Kubernetes configuration can be identical to PROD, and you do not need tons of CPU cores and RAM on each of developer's laptops.