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Why and when to use Kubernetes Operators
Overview
The case for using operators
Example Kubernetes application with an external database
Explanation of the Credential Rotator Operator controller code
Deploy the Credential Rotator Operator example
Summary and comparison of Kubernetes Operators against other methods
Summary and comparison of Kubernetes Operators against other methods
Why and when to use an operator or an alternative scripting solution
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Martin Hickey
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Henry Nash
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