I've been working with Kubernetes since around 2018 and have been automating processes daily since 2019. Lately, I've been diving into any lingering issues within the Kubernetes community, but I'm struggling to find significant challenges that affect everyone collectively. Instead, it seems like the problems are largely specific to individual organizations and their setups. Am I missing something here, or are there broader issues documented somewhere in the CNCF resources? I'm ready for a challenge if there are any out there!
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Bridging Terraform and Kubernetes can be tricky. For us, we use GitOps to maintain observability by rendering Helm charts in GitHub actions instead of running them in ArgoCD directly. While this approach works, the lack of standardization in methods is a real hurdle. Also, not having a widely accepted typed solution like Helm adds to the confusion. How are you tackling these issues?
Honestly, it feels like there are numerous challenges everywhere in the Kubernetes ecosystem. From my perspective, there's still a ton of work needed across various facets. Problems seem to pop up constantly, and you’re right that it does feel fragmented.
I'm particularly frustrated with RBAC. I think the major problem is the absence of a visual tool for selecting and modeling RBAC permissions. It would be amazing to have something as straightforward as Microsoft's permissions dialog that generates manifests without modifying live clusters.
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