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I'm sitting here trying to make sense of how nginx parses regexes and I feel this in my bones. Any critical function buried in infrastructure is going to be inh
by tootie 5y ago
I'm sitting here trying to make sense of how nginx parses regexes and I feel this in my bones. Any critical function buried in infrastructure is going to be inherently so much harder to debug and test in a predictable way. I lean towards putting as much as possible into application code and keeping infra as simple as possible.
- robertlagrant 5y agoI agree. I think k8s virtualizing ingress, networking, monitoring, restarting, logging is brilliant; I just wish I could write code to make it happen instead of reams of YAML.
- javagram 5y agoGenerating the yaml-equivalent config files using Jsonnet can help with this, I rarely see it mentioned online though.
- p_l 5y agoRemember that kubernetes doesn't actually use YAML anywhere - it just makes it available as convenience, and you can just as well call the API manually or use one of the client libraries.