I took a pretty wide swing at what's next in computing.
In ops world, I think getting much better at Kubernetes is going to be ongoing for a while. Devs running k3s or microk8s will become more common for local-dev. We'll need better deployment tools, and #GitOps & project like Flux are going to help a lot.
Helm does ok, but it could definitely be disrupted. The various code-oriented approaches are ok but honestly uncompelling. Endless attempts to build/promote new templating languages seems to be ongoing, but Helm remains the baseline expectation.
In ops world, I think getting much better at Kubernetes is going to be ongoing for a while. Devs running k3s or microk8s will become more common for local-dev. We'll need better deployment tools, and #GitOps & project like Flux are going to help a lot.
Helm does ok, but it could definitely be disrupted. The various code-oriented approaches are ok but honestly uncompelling. Endless attempts to build/promote new templating languages seems to be ongoing, but Helm remains the baseline expectation.