Samurais Do NOT Use UIs: Using CLI To Configure Codefresh And Create And Manage Kubernetes Pipelines

The text explores the contrasting approaches of software engineers who use graphical user interfaces (UIs) versus those who utilize command-line interfaces (CLIs) and code, likening them to ninjas and samurais respectively. It advocates for a team-oriented approach where engineers document their work through code and scripts, promoting reproducibility, collaboration, and feedback, as opposed to the isolated and ephemeral nature of UI-driven tasks. The piece particularly emphasizes the use of Codefresh CLI for creating, managing, and monitoring pipelines without relying on the UI, illustrating the process through steps involving a Kubernetes cluster and GitHub integration. It concludes by acknowledging the value of both UIs and CLIs, suggesting that while UIs are beneficial for learning and visual insights, CLIs offer efficiency and precision for certain tasks. The narrative encourages exploration of both methods to harness their respective strengths effectively.

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