If you like it and it’s working for you, no harm in that. I don’t have a better alternative. Tend to just write my own thin tool on top of the raw kube api for

If you like it and it’s working for you, no harm in that. I don’t have a better alternative. Tend to just write my own thin tool on top of the raw kube api for my particular environment or use case. At the end of the day it’s a system that can be controlled via api like anything else. The yaml shenanigans are not strictly required.