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Getting tired of Helm – any better way to handle deployments in Kubernetes?
13 DeborahEmeni_ 15 5/6/2025, 3:12:58 PM
I’ve been deep in Helm templates lately and it’s starting to feel like YAML hell.
It was fine when we had a few services, but now it’s just hard to manage.
Anyone found a workflow that avoids Helm altogether? Or made Helm manageable at scale?
(Not that I haven't had the need, I've use jsonnet with libk8s at scale. But if you're asking the question this simply, you probably don't need it)
i like generating k8s yaml with cue, example: https://github.com/cue-labs/cue-by-example/tree/main/003_kub...
there's also https://timoni.sh/ if you want a helm-like experience, but with cue instead of templating.
If you're working with upstream projects, unfortunately many of them will only provide helm charts, so you got to decide between rewriting them to suit your env/tool, or just live with the crappiness of helm.
For complex stuff I write Python or Go programs to build manifests, then shell out to kubectl apply. An old example - deploying a multi-instance modded Arma 3 server on k3s: https://github.com/dharmab/homelab-k3s/tree/main/lab
https://github.com/mkubaczyk/helmsman
works really well
https://github.com/carvel-dev/carvel