I might be a little slow here, but I don't think I totally understand the use-case.
The parallel docker build / pushing to a registry is definitely cool.
Isn't the parallel Kubernetes deployment the same as `kubectl apply -f .`?
My experience has always been: GitOps w/ version controlled yaml so when a deploy is triggered all the tests run, if that's successful then a sed is performed to replace some placeholder with the new image tags then it's just `kubectl apply -f .`
The parallel docker build / pushing to a registry is definitely cool.
Isn't the parallel Kubernetes deployment the same as `kubectl apply -f .`?
My experience has always been: GitOps w/ version controlled yaml so when a deploy is triggered all the tests run, if that's successful then a sed is performed to replace some placeholder with the new image tags then it's just `kubectl apply -f .`