I think everyone did similar templating for similar applications. For example Golang apps which have logging/metrics already built-in instead of needing sidecars.
> One notable project is to provide an intuitive, user-friendly frontend for executing GitOps workflows on Applications and Component manifests.
Is this supposed to automatically update manifests, deploy them to staging namespace/automatic tests, enable automatic canary deployments?
> We also hope to go even further and create a one-touch infrastructure-provisioning interface to abstract away manifests altogether, and place application-centric abstractions even more front-and-center for application developers.
How does that look like? Archetype-Specific web interfaces/manifests?
I'm kinda sad that this isn't available to the general public since I'd love to avoid constant repetition/writing my _limited_ own version.
I think everyone did similar templating for similar applications. For example Golang apps which have logging/metrics already built-in instead of needing sidecars.
> One notable project is to provide an intuitive, user-friendly frontend for executing GitOps workflows on Applications and Component manifests.
Is this supposed to automatically update manifests, deploy them to staging namespace/automatic tests, enable automatic canary deployments?
> We also hope to go even further and create a one-touch infrastructure-provisioning interface to abstract away manifests altogether, and place application-centric abstractions even more front-and-center for application developers.
How does that look like? Archetype-Specific web interfaces/manifests?
I'm kinda sad that this isn't available to the general public since I'd love to avoid constant repetition/writing my _limited_ own version.