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EP3: Native Kubernetes deployment is officially working in Coolify. But getting there meant wrestling with vicious race conditions.

DEV Community·drtobbyas·6 months ago
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If you missed Episode 2 , we realized that Coolify's SSH-native engine is surprisingly cluster-friendly. The architecture wasn't locked to Docker; it simply lacked a translation layer.

In Episode 3, it was time to build that translation layer and prove the concept. But turning theory into reality required two massive, distinct phases of implementation and this led to one of the most stressful race conditions I've ever debugged, all while I was backpacking across 4 countries.

Here is the story of how the Kubernetes Proof of Concept (POC) came to life.

🏗️ Phase 1: The Struggle for a Cluster

Before you can deploy an application to a Kubernetes cluster, you must actually have a cluster to deploy to.

This was the first major hurdle. The official Coolify deployment currently has zero built-in Kubernetes infrastructure.…

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