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Orchestration of k8s wouldn't be necessary if they had made K8s' operation immutable. As it stands now you just throw some random YAML at it and hope for the be
by 0xbadcafebee 3y ago
Orchestration of k8s wouldn't be necessary if they had made K8s' operation immutable. As it stands now you just throw some random YAML at it and hope for the best. When that stops working, you can't just revert back to the old working version, you have to start throwing more crap at it and running various operations to "fix" the state. So you end up with all these tools that are effectively configuration management tools to continuously "fix" the cluster back to where you want it.
I hope the irony is lost on no one that this is an orchestration tool for an immutable technology, and the orchestrator isn't immutable.
- ed_mercer 3y agoYou can use gitops (eg fluxcd) to revert to previous cluster states.
- 0xbadcafebee 3y agoIf you wanted to do the opposite of what I'm saying, sure