I Deleted 40% of Our Kubernetes Config. Here's What Stayed. Our Kubernetes manifests were...
I Deleted 40% of Our Kubernetes Config. Here's What Stayed.
Our Kubernetes manifests were 2,000 lines of copy-pasted YAML. After cleanup: 1,200 lines. Better reliability.
What I Removed
Duplicate HPA configurations that contradicted each other. Init containers that did nothing. Resource limits set by guessing. Multiple replicas for stateless services that's pointless.
What Stayed
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