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“Build once, deploy many times” to multi-environment Kubernetes

A strong trend in the world of application deployment is “build once, deploy many”—where “many” could stand for complex environments, clusters and/or clouds. This, together with the power of the Kubernetes API, easily accessed by developers, makes the need for reliable, traceable and auditable configuration files even more pertinent.

Article Added by: Kasia66 // blog.cloud66.com