The short version
Kubernetes package manager; a production user recommends simple charts, not sprawling template hierarchies.
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Kubernetes package manager; a production user recommends simple charts, not sprawling template hierarchies.
The short version
Kubernetes package manager; a production user recommends simple charts, not sprawling template hierarchies.
Why it caught our attention
First-hand workplace approval comes with a concrete boundary on chart complexity.
Where it surfaced on Hacker News
“Helm is a great tool, but you absolutely must keep it simple. We use Helm at work, and our charts are 95% hard-coded YAML templates, with an occasional sprinkling of a Helm variable for values which differ between dev/test/prod.”
bigstrat2003 · recommendation · production use
Direct HN comment
“If you have "base, and then we change three things per environment", Kustomize is about as good as it gets using simple patches.”
baby_souffle · comparison
Direct HN comment
A skeptic's first contact with Kubernetes (2024)