Generate Kubernetes YAML with Familiar Programming Languages

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  • pulumi-kubernetes

    A Pulumi resource provider for Kubernetes to manage API resources and workloads in running clusters

    • While Pulumi has excellent support for deploying and updating Kubernetes resources on a cluster, many users have asked for the option to render YAML that they can integrate into existing workflows. The v1.5.4 release of pulumi-kubernetes adds the renderYamlToDirectory option, which enables this feature. This option is available in every Pulumi-supported language, including TypeScript/JavaScript, Python, and .NET (Go support is coming soon!).

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