// , “It is not so important to be serious as it is to be serious about the important things. The monkey wears an expression of seriousness... but the monkey is serious because he itches."(No/No)
Take it from someone who has lead the charge on this kind of thing before, yup, there's a lot of history down that road.
If you have someone crowing about how they don't need to worry about etcd backups, because they can restore their entire application from .yaml files, shouldn't that raise an eyebrow, or maybe even some questions? Like, "What about sensitive data or identification is needed by your applications?"
I make the case, here, that that is a feature.
Take it from someone who has lead the charge on this kind of thing before, yup, there's a lot of history down that road.
If you have someone crowing about how they don't need to worry about
etcdbackups, because they can restore their entire application from.yamlfiles, shouldn't that raise an eyebrow, or maybe even some questions? Like, "What about sensitive data or identification is needed by your applications?"Not to mention that kind of thing sort of screws up the way source control and version control is supposed to work.
Am I going to
git bisectand get stuck with old, hopefully expired versions of credentials, too?shakes his cane at you
mutters incomprehensibly