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Anyone have a simpler solution like https://apl-docs.net/ (formerly otomi) that is Kubernetes based they run and operate?

I just want to automate Git repo push -> docker image in private repo -> deploy new version with rolling update
If its just Docker image new version -> deploy new version with rolling update that's great too.

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Feeling like I may just need to go back and build it with

ArgoCD
Harbor

and call it a day. (tekton or selfhosted gitlab runner as pipeline)

ArgoCD and Harbor alone + Kube Prom Stack for monitoring + alerting should be plenty

tempted to try https://github.com/kubero-dev/kubero

sadly https://github.com/coollabsio/coolify isn't on K8s, though may just spin it up and just use it. Seems like the largest one aka safest bet

update Coolify I was just told is the same setup struggles. but works. Now my issue is that I feel instantly limited by not being able to just deploy config maps in a gitops fashion :D 

Kubernetes is powerful and not having it is sad at times, though that power comes with great responsibility (aka needing to manage it properly)

I could not have config map and use Docker-Compose Storage from Coolify https://coolify.io/docs/knowledge-base/docker/compose/

and then if I want these to be secrets I'd need to store an env variable and then read that to fill the file... Secret mounting  in K8s solves that :/

the more I look the more I just feel like going back to otomi but not running the Tekton Pipelines in cluster (or maybe just get a worker node as small VPS that only runs these)

Tried Coolify earlier and for real I prefer otomi 🤣 both require one to just read docs and get aquanted with settings but otomi at least brings full Grafana, Loki, tempo, prom, alertmanager 

Just tekton pipelines for the upgrades didn’t schedule anymore so I now tried coolify. I feel I see less of what’s going on in coolify under the hood

Will try more and if needed look at Otomi helm charts and plug the good parts, but leave out the problems I had

kubefirst.io looks promising