Add blog for implementing Kubernetes ConfigMap revisions with Pulumi and Argo Rollouts #15441
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…h Pulumi and Argo Rollouts This commit introduces a new blog post detailing the implementation of a custom ConfigMap revision system in Kubernetes using Pulumi's ConfigMapPatch and owner references. The solution addresses challenges faced during canary deployments, particularly with AWS Spot instances, by leveraging Kubernetes' garbage collection mechanism for automatic cleanup of ConfigMaps. Key highlights: - Overview of the problem with existing ConfigMap behavior during canary deployments - Detailed explanation of the solution using owner references and ConfigMapPatch - Code examples demonstrating the implementation - Benefits of the approach, including revision control and canary safety Additionally, a meta image for the blog post has been added.
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This PR introduces a new blog post detailing the implementation of a custom ConfigMap revision system in Kubernetes using Pulumi's ConfigMapPatch and owner references. The solution addresses challenges faced during canary deployments, particularly with AWS Spot instances, by leveraging Kubernetes' garbage collection mechanism for automatic cleanup of ConfigMaps.
Key highlights:
Additionally, a meta image for the blog post has been added.