Yes, Tilt really shines when you’re testing interactions with Kubernetes, such a APIs. But also things like your services’ ingress configuration and metrics scraping.
By default, Tilt is actually intended for local development using kind, minikube or other similar tooling. It supports developing against a multi-node cluster but it requires extra configuration and slows down iteration time.
By default, Tilt is actually intended for local development using kind, minikube or other similar tooling. It supports developing against a multi-node cluster but it requires extra configuration and slows down iteration time.