Category: Kubernetes, Docker, Infrastructure, automation

by More so than when building traditional monoliths, cloud-native applications can be incredibly complex and, as a result, need a relatively sophisticated development environment.

Before we go further, let’s get on the same page about what we mean by a development environment in this context.

For this post, a development environment is a sandbox in which developers can run their code and dependencies for testing.

Everyone knows that it’s the DevOps/SRE team’s job to get all of this stuff up and running.

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