some-carpenter-53382
11/01/2019, 7:12 AMtall-librarian-49374
11/01/2019, 7:18 AMsome-carpenter-53382
11/01/2019, 7:20 AMtall-librarian-49374
11/01/2019, 7:23 AMrhythmic-finland-36256
11/04/2019, 8:27 AMkubernetes
provider. Creating an instance of it on your own with a provided kubeconfig let’s you talk to the cluster to deploy manifests, locally templated helm charts or pulumi kubernetes objects defined inline. But as @tall-librarian-49374 mentioned, there is more to it. In most cases you need additional stuff for your kubernetes manifests like `loadBalancerIP`s, resourceGroup
names for lookups, credentials for managed databases or secrets to create service accounts with additional permissions. All of this can become a mess if created externally and handed into pulumi as a config and is really way more convenient if created from pulumi directly.