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But then you need two different provisioning tools, one for infra in k8s, and one for infra outside k8s. Or perhaps using non-native tools or wrappers.
by k8ssskhltl 10mo ago
But then you need two different provisioning tools, one for infra in k8s, and one for infra outside k8s. Or perhaps using non-native tools or wrappers.
- zsoltkacsandi 10mo ago> But then you need two different provisioning tools, one for infra in k8s, and one for infra outside k8s. Yes, and 99% of the companies do this. It is quite common to use Terraform/AWS CDK/Pulumi/etc to provision the infrastructure, and ArgoCD/Helm/etc to manage the resources on Kubernetes. There is nothing wrong with it.