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`kubectl apply -f myshit/` is a faster way of getting things on your cluster, ansible is just a bunch of wrapper on top of that.

• TomBombadildoze 4y ago
  Until you need to update it, or apply it to multiple environments, or any number of tasks where the concepts of configuration parameters and dependencies become important. Edit: I'm not saying Ansible is an appropriate substitute (it absolutely isn't), rather that `kubectl -f` is not a scalable solution.
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  • sleepybrett 4y ago
    All I'm saying is ansible is essentially that and no it isn't at all scalable.
• yrro 4y ago
  And when you outgrow it you can move on to `kubectl apply -k`...