| I agree pretty roundly here. Some what-color-do-we-paint-the-bikeshed comments on your particular tools: * flux seems to be doing great. the ondr0p home-cloud repo i linked is built around it. * tekton looked very promising when i was evaluating event-driven-architecture systems ~18 months ago, but since then, they've re-branded as a CI/CD tool. it's just branding, it's still generally useful, but i very much worry about drift, & using a product against-the-grain from how the community around it uses it. i think there is a really epically sad story here, that this is a huge mistake for Tekton, which is much more promising/useful than "CI/CD" alone allows. talked about this some two weeks ago[1]. * knative was on my todo list. it's resource requirements are fairly daunting. i'm trying to pack a lot of work on to my 3GB k3s VPS and knative seems right out. it's weird to me that requirements are so high. serving seems a bit on the complex side but useful abstractions, they make sense. eventing is very high in my interests, and i would prefer having an abstraction layer over my provider, give myself freedom, but again the cost seems very high. * need to try some skaffold. i don't know where it would fit in my world yet, kind of forget it some. * k8s, tekton, knative, skaffold are all somewhat from the googleverse. honestly i'm hoping we see some competing takes for some of these ideas, see different ideas & strategies & implementations. kubernetes is such great material for innovation, for better ways of composing systems. let's try some stuff out! please kindly think of those who don't have a lot of memory too. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25993294 |