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The whole thing of Kubernetes is to take a goal state as data and abstract away the procedures that make it happen. You were always going to communicate with it
by closeparen 5y ago
The whole thing of Kubernetes is to take a goal state as data and abstract away the procedures that make it happen. You were always going to communicate with it in a data serialization format, not a programming language. It happened to choose YAML.
- coryrc 5y ago> You were always going to communicate with it in a data serialization format Perhaps, it's hard to argue that a data serialization format is worse than previous alternative approaches (OLE?), but specifically a schema-less one should be up for debate? (Clearly I've become a protobuf, um, fan? Might be a bit far)