CI/CD with Kubernetes - the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
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Claims Kubernetes makes CI/CD reproducible and dynamic and demonstrates it by actually creating a namespace, deploying nginx manifests, curling the endpoint and garbage‑collecting the namespace so the pipeline succeeds and cleans up. It uses dynamic namespace creation, job executors as pods and the cluster autoscaler to handle spikes. Pain points are concrete: plugin fragmentation, fragile third‑party integrations, costly unchecked resource consumption and a multi-cluster permissions nightmare that complicates promotions and credentials.
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