Was that a made up example? If not, is there a successful case study somewhere you can cite?
Was that a made up example? If not, is there a successful case study somewhere you can cite?
After we moved to k8s, the release model went to "every dev can use kubectl to deploy" and it took a minute or ten to release something to prod. Needless to say, we all loved it much more than the previous setup. Even more so after someone whipped up a script to automate all the kubectl invocations.
One of my former colleagues wrote an article about it here: https://wetransfer.com/engineering/migrating-frontend-to-kub...
There's existing tooling for that : Skaffold, ArgoCD ...
When we were first releasing this Helm charts were considered pretty unproven and AWS didn't have a managed k8s offering yet. It was very early days.