Basically 3 paths for:
- things with well-maintained upstream helm charts (checks the latest version of the helm chart and updates helmfile)
- things where I wrote a helm chart (checks for the latest container image and updates the values.yaml)
- things where there is no (reasonable) public docker image, or my own software, where I have full CI/CD to build and deploy a new container image.
Probably takes me 15 minutes a week to keep my two personal clusters fully up-to-date.
Basically 3 paths for:
- things with well-maintained upstream helm charts (checks the latest version of the helm chart and updates helmfile)
- things where I wrote a helm chart (checks for the latest container image and updates the values.yaml)
- things where there is no (reasonable) public docker image, or my own software, where I have full CI/CD to build and deploy a new container image.
Probably takes me 15 minutes a week to keep my two personal clusters fully up-to-date.