I’m a big fan of kapp[1] for this sort of thing, it’s basically the same as kubectl apply, but with an app name and state tracking . kapp deploy -a my-app

I’m a big fan of kapp[1] for this sort of thing, it’s basically the same as kubectl apply, but with an app name and state tracking . kapp deploy -a my-app -f ./examples/simple-app-example/config-1.yml It was created by folks at my employer but I use it because I just like it’s simplicity. [1] https://carvel.dev/kapp/ https://carvel.dev/kapp/