Tag: "kubernetes".

Containerization is an excellent way to package, distribute, and version developer environments. There are quite a lot of tools that simplify ramping up developer environments using containers, like Dev Container, DevFile, and GitPod. DevSpace, the topic of this post, also helps setting up containerized developer environments, but it has the advantage of deploying to Kubernetes, providing two-way sync between host and remote container, as well as being able to inject an SSH server for remote access.

Attaching a Shell to DevContainer in VS Code & Local Kubernetes With Colima

The Kubernetes API is changing all the time. With these changes come deprecations and eventual removals of parts of the API. To be able to keep an up-to-date Kubernetes cluster version, we have to identify deprecated APIs and update them. This may become tedious in larger clusters with hundreds of resources but tools like `pluto` can help.

Telepresence is a pretty clever tool for local development on a remote Kubernetes or OpenShift cluster. Here are some notes from a recent evaluation.