Maybe we should just use JSON files and convert them to YAML files before usage. No mistake of indentation possible and also does not allow "programming" inside the configuration shenanigans.
Maybe we should just use JSON files and convert them to YAML files before usage. No mistake of indentation possible and also does not allow "programming" inside the configuration shenanigans.
you don't need to convert json files to use them with kubernetes. `kubectl` and most tooling in the kubernetes ecosystem supports json both as an input and output format.
That's great news to me. Once I get around to using kubernetes or k3s or something, I will most likely use JSON then. Thanks for the heads up.