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# Kubernetes
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## Why Pulumi for Kubernetes?
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1. Deploying Helm charts declaratively.
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- Helm CLI supports only imperative commands, you need to add a repository, update the repository,
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and install the chart with a single command,
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it's really hard to manage the lifecycle of the Helm chart in this way.
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- Pulumi can deploy Helm charts declaratively, you can manage the lifecycle of the Helm chart easily.
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1. Deal with secrets in a secure way.
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1. Deploying Kubernetes resources in a unified way, instead of running a bunch of commands like `kubectl apply`, `helm install`, `kustomize`, etc.
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## Why not ArgoCD or FluxCD?
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ArgoCD & FluxCD support only Kubernetes, and it's too heavy for my use case.
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Pulumi supports not only Kubernetes but also other cloud providers like Proxmox, Libvirt, AWS, Azure, GCP, etc.
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It's a unified way to manage the lifecycle of all my infrastructure resources.
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