Cluster management expressed in a high-level declarative language (opens in new tab)

(github.com)

15 pointsmww096y ago4 comments

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Too little too late, I think; why would I use this instead of Dhall or Nix for writing Kubernetes configuration?

Author here. Your Kubernetes configurations stay the same. This is a tool you'd use, for instance, to write the internals of Kubernetes like the scheduler.

robbyt6y ago

So could you explain how this is different from conventional configuration management systems?

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