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	@Override
	public Flux<DeploymentState> deploy(AppDeploymentRequest request) {
		logger.trace("Entered deploy: Deploying AppDeploymentRequest: AppDefinition = {}, Resource = {}, Deployment Properties = {}",
				request.getDefinition(), request.getResource(), request.getDeploymentProperties());
		String deploymentId = deploymentId(request);

		logger.trace("deploy: Pushing application");
		return pushApplication(deploymentId, request)
			.timeout(Duration.ofSeconds(this.deploymentProperties.getApiTimeout()))
			.doOnError(error -> {

ojhughes

This is my current "dev workflow" for quickly bootstrapping an Spring app on a Kubernetes cluster. The general approach is polyglot but you will need to use something like https://buildpacks.io instead of Jib to support non-JVM projects

This example uses skaffold and kapp so you will need to install from https://skaffold.dev/docs/install/ & https://k14s.io/ You will also need kubectl installed and a Kubernetes cluster targetted. You can use Minikube, Kind or K3S for lightweight, local Kubernetes environment

export APPNAME=bootstrap-k8s
export DOCKER_REGISTRY=ojhughes