Yeah, I can definitely imagine, especially in some complex use cases.

We use it, but not doing nothing too complex, just some build steps or automations for local development

Super cool! Love to see more people using Mage 🧙 z

That’s amazing, what’s your ci system? gH Actions or something else?

About Rust itself, I can't talk much at the moment, I'm on the very beginning, so I'm still trying to understand the barebones.

One thing that for sure I can say, and I think it's obvious, is the fact that you write a lot of code while comparing with GoLang, Rust is very verbose IMO

kube-rs is very straightforward, but you need to write a lot of things by yourself, at least this is my experience while working on this during a week.

So far it's going ok, I'm missing some shortcuts that kubebuilder offers, like the scaffolding using kubebuilder cli and also the whole testing structure we have available.

I won’t lie for a moment o was thinking about about and just go with old and good golang + kubebuilder

Rust isn't very expressive and you need to type a lot more than golang.

Error handling was killing me haha

Writing a simple controller took me some time to be honest.

Even with Cursor auto completion it wasn’t that easy, docs are not clear about how kube-rs works

Oh this is soooo beautiful

I might be a bit bias, but I just like go sdk especially because it’s so easy integrate with other tools on the ecosystem like promql package to lint and transform promql expressions.