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wini6662019-11-21 23:09:42
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wini666, 2019-11-21 23:09:42

Kubernetes for local development?

Is anyone using Kubernetes for local development vs docker-compose in 2019?
As I understand it, volumes are used to display changes, only not docker-compose, but k8s.
If I understand correctly, there are more options, for example, Draft creates a new container for each change, and then deploys it to the cluster again. And now this is more interesting, but the question is, does it really happen quickly?
In general, who has experience on this topic or who can come across an example in the public domain, please respond!

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Dmitry Shurupov, 2019-12-20
@shurup

There is an overview of tools for developing under Kubernetes, which includes both small utilities (like Telepresence, Ksync ...), and full-fledged solutions for this task (Skaffold*, DevSpace, Garden). Among the latter, tilt has not yet been mentioned.
* And for this utility there was an additional review .

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bankinobi, 2019-11-22
@bankinobi

If the end platform is k8s, then use kind.
This is k8s in docker. So of course there are limitations (configuring network plugins), for DEV this is quite a solution.
And so it is necessary to have a separate stand for development, at least namespace.

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Vitaly Karasik, 2019-11-22
@vitaly_il1

In my opinion, local k8s only makes sense if k8s is used in production.
If yes, then Minikibe is a good option.

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