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If you're going to run in prod in Kubernetes then you need to live with the idea of applying Kubernetes manifests. So, live with it. Docker Desktop made that ea
by twblalock 4y ago
If you're going to run in prod in Kubernetes then you need to live with the idea of applying Kubernetes manifests. So, live with it. Docker Desktop made that easy, and some of the alternatives like Rancher and Podman also make it easy. Plus, how are you going to test your ConfigMaps and Roles and RoleBindings if you aren't actually running in Kubernetes locally? How do you know if a change to your Helm chart is going to work?
If you are not running in prod in Kubernetes, but you still run in prod with Docker, what the heck are you doing? ECS? You still need a control plane to deploy the images and Compose isn't really up to that task for production workloads.