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If I'm on Kubernetes already, what does this bring over something like ArgoCD? Is it just a managed version of the same feature set, or does it do things Argo c
by theptip 6y ago
If I'm on Kubernetes already, what does this bring over something like ArgoCD? Is it just a managed version of the same feature set, or does it do things Argo can't?
It seems to hint at some sauce to swap in production-like data but I can't see much on that usecase. (https://releasehub.com/use-cases#migration-test-environments https://releasehub.com/use-cases#migration-test-environments)
Having a tight integration into Github would be great (https://docs.releasehub.com/whats-new/january-2021#github-deployment-integration https://docs.releasehub.com/whats-new/january-2021#github-de...), this is definitely an area that has room for polish in ArgoCD for example.
- regiswilson 6y agoI think ArgoCD is a good parallel to what Releasehub offers, so the question of what we offer is probably a bit of bias on our part. Objectively, though, what we offer is a fully integrated experience from a PR/git commit being built into a fully functioning environment every time. Sometimes the other side of that is just as important: when the PR is closed, we delete the environment!! The other value add we offer, more subjectively, is the ease of use and reduced TCO of having someone else manage all the kubernetes, infrastructure, duct tape, and self-support required for open source solutions.