[yebyen]

Deis Workflow is a really nice codebase, and I like to talk about it. "Team Hephy" we committed to maintain Workflow and support newer versions of Kubernetes when Deis went to Microsoft. Their release architecture and testing framework were just really top-notch. The number of things that just haven't gone wrong in 2 years since they stopped committing and we took over, is itself probably the biggest testament.

There are over 100 repositories with code in different languages, and I can honestly say that each time I've ever needed to go in and work on something, usually from a position of little or no knowledge about the code or internals other than as a black box, I just find really well-organized code that seems like it was thoughtfully put together by a bunch of people that assumed they were always going to be the ones who would be stuck dealing with the consequences of whatever decisions they made every day.

https://github.com/teamhephy/workflow (from https://github.com/deis/workflow)

If you're looking for some training wheels for your beginner Kubernetes experience, you could do a lot worse! The product itself is basically a "Bring-your-own-Infrastructure" open source Heroku work-alike.

https://web.teamhephy.com / https://blog.teamhephy.info / https://docs.teamhephy.info