Has anyone found a non-chaotic way to do CI/CD with Kubernetes?

[DeborahEmeni_]

Every Kubernetes setup I’ve touched ends up like this: GitHub Actions, custom Docker registry, Helm, ArgoCD, a dashboard, and some bash scripts. It works… until it doesn’t. I’d love to hear if anyone has found a more cohesive way to do CI/CD for Kubernetes, or at least a setup that’s less painful to maintain long-term.

[iteratorx]

Bunnnyshell.com deploys to your kubernetes cluster in a simple way. Define via yaml. It can build the images for you, store them, deploy.

As added benefit, you can then clone your environments or create ephemeral env on PR (great for dev/testing).

It is a commercial product but has a free tier.

Disclosure: I work for Bunnyshell.