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kubevela reviews and mentions
- Is there any Django app deployment tool for VPS-based environments with UI?
- What's the status of Open Application Model?
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Using compose files as a universal infrastructure interface, even for Kubernetes
Finally, I think the OAM model offers one possible future. Take a look at projects like KubeVela and Crossplane. These allow you to compose your own custom abstraction layer. The developer creates a simple CRD called "Application" and this is translated into ths k8s or even off-cluster resources. Problem right now is the complexity is transferred onto guys configuring the platform..... I want to see more "out of the box" implementations.
- Helm or Kustomize for my situation?
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Finding better motivations for software work (Other than pride)
Note: On that topic, I'm keeping a close eye on the Open Application Model and the kubevela projects. I think it’ll help write a representation of an application and its components that we can validate the structure of our code against, and generate documentation from it. Not a complete solution to the problem, but it'll help with certain parts of architecture documentation
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Clusterpedia —— Cluster API Searching Has Never Been Easier
Also, kubevela is getting ready to connect to clusterpedia https://github.com/kubevela/kubevela/issues/4237,
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why was Compose on Kubernetes discontinued ! what to use instead !
To conclude I think the Compose-on-Kubernetes folks gave up due to poor adoption. I don't condemn sometimes a genius idea like Fig runs its course. If you are alergic to the K8s API (YAML), that's fine because it was never designed to be written by humans. I would direct you instead to Kubevela, a k8s implementation of the OAM specification. OAM is designed to describe an Application and have that translated to the underlying platform.
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Question: Common application deployment between VMs and K8s
https://kubevela.io/ might help
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Tools for Self Service portal
Are there any reasons some well-documented Helm Charts, Kubernetes Operator or maybe Open Application Model resources (like KubeVela) would not do the trick?
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kubevela/kubevela is an open source project licensed under Apache License 2.0 which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of kubevela is Go.