therealkrancour

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by therealkrancour 3y ago
That's also deployment. It's a drop-in replacement for the Kubernetes Deployment resource type. It doesn't do anything to help you get things from point A to point B.
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by therealkrancour 3y ago
Depending who you ask, CD stands for one of two things: Continuous _Deployment_ or Continuous _Delivery_ and they're not actually the same thing. Want to go camping? You go on Amazon and order a tent. An Amazon truck _delivers_ it to y
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by therealkrancour 3y ago
> In prod it wouldn't get rolled out until someone manually clicks the sync button That's a great point and if that works for you, awesome! Note though that relies on the state of the prod Application to temporarily contradict
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by therealkrancour 3y ago
Not much overlap. Dagger wasn't on my radar until now, but it reminds me of something else I used to work on and it frankly looks awesome! But it looks to allow you to defines pipelines using your preferred imperative programming langu
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by therealkrancour 3y ago
Freight often contains multiple artifacts. Container would have been a nice word, but it's taken. ;)
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by therealkrancour 3y ago
I am a lead on Kargo. That's a great approach you've described and Kargo helps you make that approach work even better. It's not trying to re-solve problems that are already solved well by config management tools or by Argo C
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Akuity Launches Platform to Help DevOps Overcome Common Kubernetes Pain Points(venturebeat.com)
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