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Myself I already pre-provisioned a kubernetes cluster and it just makes new manifests and deploys there. Less dangerous, less things for it to fail at. The netw
by killingtime74 8mo ago
Myself I already pre-provisioned a kubernetes cluster and it just makes new manifests and deploys there. Less dangerous, less things for it to fail at. The networking is already setup. The costs are known/fixed (unless you autoscale in the cloud). It's much faster to deploy.
- lawrencechen 8mo agoFair enough, is this mainly for running services or do you use it for dev loop too?
- killingtime74 8mo agoboth. local k8s (Rancher desktop) for devloop integration tests, remote k8s for running services. Helm chart to bootstrap cluster services like CRDs and Cloudflare tunnel.
- freakynit 8mo agoSame same... i have prepared a sample config file with most of most common k8s object types as examples and just use that as a skill. I have given it access to my test cluster. I have configured my own container registry as well. Claude generates perfect deployment artifacts every single time. Works superbly well. I use k3s btw.
- killingtime74 8mo agoSame, I love k3s, so convenient for baremetal self hosted
- freakynit 8mo agoIm running like upwards of 30 difference services(mixed types) on a single 6$/m contabo instance lol ... such a pleasant ci/cd experience.. no messy webhooks or complicated scripts on integrations... just 2-3 hardcoded commands and plain old k8s config files.. love it.