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It's simply impossible to have reliable "best practices" in programming. It's still a young field and most of the ideas floating around are just fads. Yesterday's best practice will quickly become an anti-pattern tomorrow when another person comes along and creates a pretty looking website to promote his best practice.
None of it is based on actual collective experience. Just the opinions of people who are good at marketing their ideas.
Somehow if something is nicely written up and put up on a good looking website, everyone starts treating it like a well accepted best practice.
Examples that come to mind:
https://www.conventionalcommits.org/
https://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/
https://semver.org/
It's simply impossible to have reliable "best practices" in programming. It's still a young field and most of the ideas floating around are just fads. Yesterday's best practice will quickly become an anti-pattern tomorrow when another person comes along and creates a pretty looking website to promote his best practice.
None of it is based on actual collective experience. Just the opinions of people who are good at marketing their ideas.
Somehow if something is nicely written up and put up on a good looking website, everyone starts treating it like a well accepted best practice.
Examples that come to mind:
https://www.conventionalcommits.org/
https://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/
https://semver.org/
It's simply impossible to have reliable "best practices" in programming. It's still a young field and most of the ideas floating around are just fads. Yesterday's best practice will quickly become an anti-pattern tomorrow when another person comes along and creates a pretty looking website to promote his best practice.
None of it is based on actual collective experience. Just the opinions of people who are good at marketing their ideas.
Somehow if something is nicely written up and put up on a good looking website, everyone starts treating it like a well accepted best practice.
Examples that come to mind:
https://www.conventionalcommits.org/
https://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/
https://semver.org/
This mirrors my experience with K8s, though one can suggest that the software running on the cluster also played a part in it.
Have you looked into K3s or other lightweight distros of Kubernetes, though? https://k3s.io/
That's what i turned to when i needed to learn the Kubernetes API and explore running clusters, but didn't like my small VPSes (~4 GB of RAM) failing to launch anything because of the frankly insane resource usage of full K8s clusters.