Why Kubernetes platforms keep rebuilding a layer they could share
The author argues that while Kubernetes provides the necessary ingredients like CRDs and controllers, it lacks a standardized recipe for resource orchestration. This leads organizations to independently build similar wiring logic in tools like Helm, Argo CD, and Crossplane.
Key points
- Platform teams often rebuild redundant Kubernetes controllers
- Kubernetes lacks a native 'recipe' for resource sequencing
- Tools like Helm and Argo CD implement their own resource management logic
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