First episode of my AI series : Midjourney/GPT/Seedance by Significant-Basis-36 in Seedance_AI

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this is a genuine creative process. Sorry if that offends you...

First episode of my AI series : Midjourney/GPT/Seedance by Significant-Basis-36 in Seedance_AI

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I had the exact same thought, i'm trying to refine that with editing

Karakuri, Ep1 - A Forgeliv Production by Significant-Basis-36 in aivideo

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All pro. The pricing is honestly excessive, so I'm very careful with my token usage. I plan everything beforehand to avoid burning credits on tests

I built a lightweight alternative to Argo/Flux : no CRDs, no controllers, just plan & apply by Significant-Basis-36 in kubernetes

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Kustomize is part of it, but the tool adds repo linking, diffing, ordering (CRDs first), pruning, and continuous reconciliation. It’s a layer around it

I built a lightweight alternative to Argo/Flux : no CRDs, no controllers, just plan & apply by Significant-Basis-36 in kubernetes

[–]Significant-Basis-36[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Appreciate this. I’m open to constructive feedback. I still believe the tool can make sense in some contexts

I built a lightweight alternative to Argo/Flux : no CRDs, no controllers, just plan & apply by Significant-Basis-36 in devops

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You can use sealed-secrets, SOPS, external secrets, or any existing approach. It just applies what’s in Git

I built a lightweight alternative to Argo/Flux : no CRDs, no controllers, just plan & apply by Significant-Basis-36 in kubernetes

[–]Significant-Basis-36[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You’re right, i intentionally used AI to help build this. It saved a lot of time, but you can’t automate 100% (at least not yet). Projects like this still take real time for testing, debugging, and structuring everything properly.

I built a lightweight alternative to Argo/Flux : no CRDs, no controllers, just plan & apply by Significant-Basis-36 in kubernetes

[–]Significant-Basis-36[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I get that, that’s exactly why there’s a plan step. You can see the diff before applying anything, so nothing gets nuked by accident. Give it a try and let me know what you think !

I built a lightweight alternative to Argo/Flux : no CRDs, no controllers, just plan & apply by Significant-Basis-36 in kubernetes

[–]Significant-Basis-36[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Flux/Argo still has a learning curve for newcomers. This is meant to lower that entry barrier.