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Kubernetes configuration as Code Complex Kubernetes application consists from multiple Kubernetes resources, defined in YAML files. Authoring a properly formatted YAML files that are also a valid Kubernetes specification, that should also comply to some policy can be a challenging task. These YAML files are your application deployment and configuration code and should be addressed as code. As with code, Continuous Integration approach should be applied to a Kubernetes configuration files.

Continuous Delivery and Continuous Deployment for Kubernetes microservices THIS IS A DRAFT VERSION OF POST TO COME, PLEASE DO NOT SHARE Starting Point Over last years we’ve been adopting several concepts for our project, straggling to make them work together. The first one is the Microservice Architecture. We did not start it clean and by the book, rather applied it to the already existing project: splitting big services into smaller and breaking excessive coupling.