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Description of the tech debt to be addressed, include links and screenshots
Looking through the history of the k8s module and comparing it to the kubernetesmod module. k8s has similar functionality to kubernetesmod, but has not been updated with any meaningful contributions since 2016. Most of the functionality of k8s can be found in kubernetesmod. It looks like k8s was created first, but kubernetesmod is a lot more robust as a module and has a corresponding state module.
Common functions in both modules:
namespaces
secrets
node labels
Both use the Kubernetes API for operations
Differences in both modules:
kubernetesmod:
Also manages (deployments, pods, services, and configmaps)
Uses the official kubernetes python client library
More comprehensive error handling
Supports newer Kubernetes features
Has better authentication handling
k8s:
More basic implementation
Uses direct http requests
May lack support for newer Kubernetes features
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Description of the tech debt to be addressed, include links and screenshots
Looking through the history of the k8s module and comparing it to the kubernetesmod module. k8s has similar functionality to kubernetesmod, but has not been updated with any meaningful contributions since 2016. Most of the functionality of k8s can be found in kubernetesmod. It looks like k8s was created first, but kubernetesmod is a lot more robust as a module and has a corresponding state module.
Common functions in both modules:
Differences in both modules:
kubernetesmod:
k8s:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: