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Currently, the developer has to either deploy the crd on his own by applying the yaml or translate the existing yaml into his pulumi program. In both cases it needs unnecessary effort to keep the Operator updated by manually changing those files and keep them updated.
Affected feature
Provide the CRD and all resources required as library (e.g. Go Module) to make as well deploying as upgrading easier. Developers just update the dependency and take care of changes breaking their code and all they have to do is push the changes to their repo. Pulumi Operator will notice that there are changes and redeploy itself in an updated version. This feature enables a Helm-like experience with the addition of all advantages Pulumi has to offer.
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Not sure if it's been mentioned elsewhere, but the CRDs don't seem to map cleanly when using crd2pulumi because of the name clashes with the Pulumi/pulumi namespace
The workflow I am expecting from the Pulumi operator is as follows:
Currently, the developer has to either deploy the crd on his own by applying the yaml or translate the existing yaml into his pulumi program. In both cases it needs unnecessary effort to keep the Operator updated by manually changing those files and keep them updated.
Affected feature
Provide the CRD and all resources required as library (e.g. Go Module) to make as well deploying as upgrading easier. Developers just update the dependency and take care of changes breaking their code and all they have to do is push the changes to their repo. Pulumi Operator will notice that there are changes and redeploy itself in an updated version. This feature enables a Helm-like experience with the addition of all advantages Pulumi has to offer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: