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Forwarded from KubeFM

Ensuring the repeatability of your infrastructure is a crucial aspect of managing Kubernetes clusters.

This allows you to swiftly tear down and set up a new one, a practice that is quite handy.

However, there are exceptional circumstances when your cluster becomes more than a disposable tool.

Dan shared, "A Kubernetes cluster will be treated as disposable until you deploy ingress, and then it becomes a pet."

In this episode, you will delve into the concept of 'disposable' and 'pet' Kubernetes clusters and learn:

- How you can use GitOps to create a repeatable infrastructure that syncs.
- How resources such as the Ingress and external-dns require careful maintenance and monitoring to make your cluster special.
- How Crossplane and vCluster help you define repeatable environments that are disposable.
- All the flavours for Argo: Workflows, Autopilot, CD, etc., and "Project" a newer abstraction to manage apps across environments.

Watch (or listen to) it here: https://kube.fm/ingress-gitops-dan
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