Init Container Build Pattern: Knative build with plain old Kubernetes deployment

Init Container Build Pattern: Knative build with plain old Kubernetes deployment

  • April 8, 2019
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Init Container Build Pattern: Knative build with plain old Kubernetes deployment

Solve common Kubernetes deployment issues using the Init Container build pattern and Knative build, which can be applied to any Kubernetes deployment. With Kubernetes evolving at supersonic speed and seeing a lot of adoption in the enterprise world, the developer community is now looking for solutions to common Kubernetes problems, such as patterns. In this article, I will explore a new Kubernetes pattern using Init Containers.

Let’s start with the use case that gave birth to this problem: Quarkus—Supersonic and Subatomic Java—has excited the Java developer community with its amazing speed and all new native build artifact for Java applications. As one of those excited developers, I want to quickly build and deploy a Quarkus application on to Kubernetes.

Source: redhat.com

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