Kubernetes Day 3: The State of Kubernetes Development Tooling
summary
Survey of practical tooling and outcomes not marketing: the talk maps Helm Draft Skaffold Telepresence Garden Tilt kubectl stern squash and file‑sync tools to concrete workflows and shows what actually speeds feedback. A Twitter poll of ~2,000 replies finds many teams wait minutes or tens of minutes to see a one‑line change. Tools that deliver hot reload or in-cluster builds (Garden) and project-aware build-and-deploy loops (Tilt with Starlark and create a snapshot) cut that to seconds and make logs, tests and dependency tracking visibly usable.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 7:02Tools Overview
- 8:37CubeCuddle
- 15:00Inlets
- 16:40Casing
- 18:25Cube Forward
- 20:23Telepresence
- 23:46Build and Apply
- 27:58Garden
- 33:02Scaffold
- 35:07Tilt
- 39:04Tilt Dashboard
- 42:55Wrapping up
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