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YAML in kubernetes works very well. If yaml is not working for you have to search a serializer format that fit in your project. There is not silver bullet.
by azaras 7y ago
YAML in kubernetes works very well.
If yaml is not working for you have to search a serializer format that fit in your project.
There is not silver bullet.
- morelisp 7y ago> If yaml is not working for you have to search a serializer format that fit in your project. If I need a serializer format, it's not human-readable/writable, and I might as well have something like XML or s-exp that are easier for many tools to work with, more easily composable, easier to generate automatically, etc. > There is not silver bullet. This phrase needs to be retired. It's true, but invoked far too often to excuse shit bullets.
- j0057 7y agoMoreover, a silver bullet is meant to be especially effective in very specific scenarios, ie. shooting werewolves or vampires, whereas in colloquial usage 'silver bullet' refers to a thing that works well under all circumstances.
- orthoxerox 7y agoThat's because no one writes k8s resource definitions by hand. Everyone just copies their previous Deployment and changes some settings.
- M2Ys4U 7y ago> YAML in kubernetes works very well. I beg to differ.