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I don't see a link to dig into the Open Application Model, and I don't have time to search for one tonight. Maybe kubernetes can benefit from a higher level of
by markbnj 7y ago
I don't see a link to dig into the Open Application Model, and I don't have time to search for one tonight. Maybe kubernetes can benefit from a higher level of abstraction than helm charts provides, but I would need to see some use cases. I did get a kick out of:
>> He also argues that Kubernetes itself is too complicated for enterprise developers. “At this point, it’s really infrastructure-focused,” he said. “You want a developer to focus on the app. What we saw when we talked to Kubernetes shops, they don’t let developers near Kubernetes.”
Not sure what he means by "get near" but it's really not that complicated to use kubectl to interrogate and modify the cluster. All of the back end engineers on our small team are comfortable with it.
- hajhatten 7y agoYes. If you don't trust your developers to use controls like kubectl, you have a bigger problem. And I'm sure it's easier to throw money at a project like this than to actually fix that problem.
- sheeshkebab 7y agoI think they meant get near editing Kubernetes yaml files (or some abstracted equivalent there of)
- rumanator 7y agoHere's a link to the Open Application Model spec. https://openappmodel.io/ https://openappmodel.io/
- markbnj 7y agoThanks!