My name is Matteo and I'm a cloud solution architect and tech enthusiast. In my spare time, I work on open source software as much as I can. I simply enjoy writing software that is actually useful.
We run a lot of workloads on Kubernetes nowadays. When you put the internet hype aside, it's a very solid platform to automate and manage lots of applications at once. It allows us to cut down infrastructure costs for many clients we provide hosting for.
Our standard deployment procedure is git push on a particular branch (usually master) which triggers a pretty standard CI/CD pipeline: run tests, run linters, build & push Docker image, apply Kubernetes manifests. If anything goes wrong, Kubernetes allows us to roll back the deployment.
We handle different environments (dev, QA, prod) either with different branches or with manual env promotion, depending on the pipeline provider.
Do you use a separate cluster for each environment, or just one cluster with multiple namespaces? We're moving to kubernetes and currently just have 1 cluster (for staging while in development) but we're not sure whether to add another cluster for prod. It's more expensive, but gives us better separation.
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We run a lot of workloads on Kubernetes nowadays. When you put the internet hype aside, it's a very solid platform to automate and manage lots of applications at once. It allows us to cut down infrastructure costs for many clients we provide hosting for.
Our standard deployment procedure is
git pushon a particular branch (usuallymaster) which triggers a pretty standard CI/CD pipeline: run tests, run linters, build & push Docker image, apply Kubernetes manifests. If anything goes wrong, Kubernetes allows us to roll back the deployment.We handle different environments (dev, QA, prod) either with different branches or with manual env promotion, depending on the pipeline provider.
Do you use a separate cluster for each environment, or just one cluster with multiple namespaces? We're moving to kubernetes and currently just have 1 cluster (for staging while in development) but we're not sure whether to add another cluster for prod. It's more expensive, but gives us better separation.