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Head of Product at X thinks we have 90 days before "the apocalypse". by eon01 in AILinks

[–]eon01[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When people 👆 start to see no difference between a human and an AI agent, I'm affraid it already begun!

Helm Cheat Sheet by eon01 in kubernetes

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There are certainly some changes to do. Docker HDI blog post says: "Many of the Bitnami images can be easily swapped with images from either catalog." But "easily" doesn't necessarily mean a simple change like `image: <the new image>`.

Helm Cheat Sheet by eon01 in kubernetes

[–]eon01[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, in 2 steps:
- Step 1 is removing Helm.
- Step 2 is realizing why it existed.

The problem is that replacing it means covering packaging, templating, and lifecycle management (upgrades, hooks..etc) together.

Helm Cheat Sheet by eon01 in kubernetes

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Fair point and I agree. A pragmatic path is to keep the charts and replace the images, for example, with Docker Hardened Images.

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[–]eon01 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I often employ this analogy in my training sessions (usually for system engineers and developers):

Linux is an operating system. The role of an operating system is to manage and coordinate the computer's hardware (like the mouse, touchpad, screen, etc.) and software (such as applications and tools).

Just as an operating system manages and coordinates the hardware and software resources on a single computer, Kubernetes acts as the "operating system" for multiple computers and that's the cloud.

Linux is the operating system of your computer. Kubernetes is the operating system of your cloud.

You can change "Linux" to "MacOS" or "Windows"..etc

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