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.
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.