Use Kustomize to simplify config and secret management #5
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This is pretty cool, just going to review when Kustomize was added into kubectl, I don't necessarily want people not able to use this if they are on an older version of Kubernetes. |
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As far as I can tell, Kustomize was integrated into |
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Use Kustomize to simplify config and secret management by using
configMapGeneratorandsecretGeneratorresources, and shell scripts. Support for Kustomize is native inkubectl.As a bonus you can also deploy this whole example with one command. Ordering and waiting for other resources is not necessary, as this is automatic.