Implemented Blissfully as our SaaS management tool. Access requests are also handled through Blissfully, ensuring that we always have an accurate record of who has access to which tools.

Rolled out a bunch of new product & process changes on the Laskie Platform

Made a minor contribution to open-sauced/.github, refactoring syntax form templates for a whopping three issues closed. Have to admit they were bugging me personally more than everyone in the organization trying to add new issues! 🚀🍕

Made a minor contribution to open-sauced/hot, correcting Jest testing configuration namespace, Dependabot breaking our npm lock files, and improving on much-needed documentation! 🍕

Made a minor contribution to open-sauced/open-sauced, reverting a StorybookJS configuration flag that was duplicating our styles needlessly.
Late catch, quick fix! 🍕  

Building on Senchou and Leverage

Senchou does an outstanding job of bringing Kubernetes configuration management into TypeScript. However, there are still a few hurdles teams need to cross when organizing, generating, and patching resources. In order to solve this, I'm working on a Leverage Kubernetes plugin.

Kubernetes Plugin

The Kubernetes plugin for Leverage will provide an easy way to create and manage both generic resources and Helm charts. Not only will you be able to render an existing chart, but you'll be able to export your Leverage units as a new Helm chart! I'm really excited about the prospects of this and have been working hard to create a good, easily extendable solution.

Here's an example of what a plain Kubernetes object would look like when managed by Leverage.

Note that this is an example and the Kubernetes plugin is not yet released.

import { useKubernetes } from "@leverage/kubernetes";
import { Pod } from "./senchou/k8s";

export const init = () => {
  useKubernetes();
};

export const render = () => {
  const pod = Pod({
    metadata: {
      name: "my-awesome-pod",
    },
    spec: {
      containers: [
        {
          name: "my-container",
          image: "my-image:latest",
        },
      ],
    },
  });

  return pod;
};