Add Kustomize

[aabouzaid]

https://github.com/DevOpsHiveHQ/awesome-kustomize

Kustomize introduces a template-free way to customize Kubernetes manifests. It's extensible and uses a purely declarative approach to configuration customization, which will help you efficiently manage your Infrastructure as a code (IaC).

Kustomize is one of the official tools for managing Kubernetes resources, and this list will be the entry point for anyone to learn about Kustomize.

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[aabouzaid]

unicorn

[aabouzaid]

This requierment is unclear to me since I'm using a vector format (SVG), and the size doesn't matter.

The image should be high-DPI. Set it to maximum half the width of the original image.

[aabouzaid]

@sindresorhus do you have any input on the last point? Do I need to do anything if I use SVG or should I consider it done?

[benjaoming]

This is a great list.

I would recommend to replace the tables in the "Plugins" section with just flat lists and include them into the general awesome list. These entries should essentially also just be normal "awesome" listings.

[aabouzaid]

@benjaoming Thanks for the suggestion 👍
Do you have a suggestion for the format? Because there is some extra info needed for the plugins like the supported model.

[benjaoming]

@aabouzaid Could be like:

• SopsSecretGenerator - Generating Secrets from sops-encrypted files (methods: Exec, Exec KRM)

(I think it'd be tempting for most awesome list topics to construct their own meta data structures, but I think that consistency and simplicity is preferred... and well that it's an awesome list )

[aabouzaid]

@benjaoming that's a good point, thanks for the suggestion 👌
I've changed it to list, actually, it looks better 😀

[aabouzaid]

@sindresorhus anything else is needed? All points are covered and there are 3 approvals.

[sindresorhus]

#2539 (comment)

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[sindresorhus]

The link and description are separated by a dash.

[sindresorhus]

https://github.com/aabouzaid/awesome-kustomize#related-lists

Missing descriptions

[aabouzaid]

@sindresorhus thanks for your feedback, all points have been addressed.

[aabouzaid]

@sindresorhus could we please merge this PR since all notes have been addressed?

[duckodas]

Seems fine for me

[aabouzaid]

I've moved the project to: https://github.com/DevOpsHiveHQ/awesome-kustomize

[aabouzaid]

For better security, I've signed my commit ✅

[sindresorhus]

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