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I feel like the KEP was never examined "adversarially". And that isn't the right word, because nobody wants to create conflict where there is none. Perhaps "skeptically" is a bette…

Making an "easier" app-level experience very quickly becomes (necessarily) opinionated, because you need to anticipate which k8s parameters need to be exposed and which can be deri…

The fork is my fault. I agree it's confusing. I wrote (and still maintain) kubecfg. Heptio joined the project and started adding lots of great stuff. Eventually it was clear they w…

I wrote kubecfg as an unashamed imitation of borgcfg, because for all that we like to complain - borgcfg + GCL + git works extraordinarily well. Kubecfg uses jsonnet, which is simi…

That's not quite true. More parts == more things that can fail, but whether those failures result in the entire system failing depends on how you've combined the parts. If you make…

^ This.

If it's helpful at all, here's a concrete example of a k8s nginx setup that exports-to/is-monitored-by prometheus: https://github.com/bitnami/kube-manifests/blob/master/common... (…

If you (and others on this sub-thread) like managing kubernetes through version control, I humbly suggest trying out the ksonnet/kubecfg toolchain ( https://github.com/ksonnet/kube…

The idea is that we can support both simultaneously: - people who want/need full expressiveness can do that, and - people who don't need that can happily use higher-level templates…

It's "alpha", as the version signifies - but there's a linux/x86-64 binary of 'kubecfg' you can play with on https://github.com/ksonnet/kubecfg/releases