Re: Helm User Profiles
Matt Farina <matt.farina@...>
Josh, I might be able to share how this fits...So, I've come across a use-case for Helm at several different user
What is the build system person doing? Distributing application? Operating applications? I'll try to illustrate with some examples. Bitnami maintains some of the community charts. In doing so they have automation that picks up changes to apps and creates different build artifacts. One of those is a PR to the community chart for the changes. There's helm as a minority component in a larger system and it uses automation. The user profile this would fit under is the application distributor. Another example could be the CI toolchain for the community charts repository. All changes to charts go through a series of analysis, including both static and runtime checks, and helm is one of many tools. It's used within scripts. Again, the user here is that of an application distributor because that's where the community charts fall. A third example would be someone running a custom application for their company. The CI situation could be similar to that of the community charts but there are also steps to deploy to production. Here we have the role of application operator. A "build system architect/maintainer" is a real person who is performing some roles described in the user profiles. The "build system architect/maintainer" may do different things depending on the organization they are in or the end goal of that system. Mapping these to the varying ways we work in companies is hard. Breaking them down into composable building blocks is easier. Does that help? Cheers, Matt On Tue, Mar 6, 2018 at 2:00 PM, Josh Berkus <jberkus@...> wrote: On 03/06/2018 10:52 AM, Matt Farina wrote: -- Matt Farina Go in Practice - A book of Recipes for the Go programming language. Engineered Web - A blog on cloud computing and web technologies.
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