Reduce magic. Be reproducible. Don’t use kubectl run in production. Write a proper kubernetes manifest, check it into your vcs, use kubectl apply and tell your team what you have done to solve a problem.
I agree. This is definitely a trick that shouldn't be used in production, but still worth knowing when developing. Can save lots of time, and avoid too much load on temporary / development clusters.
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Reduce magic. Be reproducible. Don’t use
kubectl runin production. Write a proper kubernetes manifest, check it into your vcs, usekubectl applyand tell your team what you have done to solve a problem.Thanks for the reaction !
I agree. This is definitely a trick that shouldn't be used in production, but still worth knowing when developing. Can save lots of time, and avoid too much load on temporary / development clusters.