AWS’ cdk8s, a Dev-Friendly Alternative to YAML for Managing Kubernetes Clusters
Cloud giant Amazon Web Services has launched an open-source framework, cdk8s, that provides developers with a way to define and manage Kubernetes-controlled applications and resources, using familiar programming languages, rather than the current default, YAML.
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