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I've been generating namespace names that contain both the project name and the deploy environment, e.g. "inddex-staging", thinking it would avoid that problem.
That is a good strategy. In this case I mean two separate frontend and API
pods for the same environment, which I was thinking would make sense to
deploy to the same namespace. They share the same domain and nginx ingress
master. Separate namespaces might work too, but then we'd need a way to
create the nginx master only once.
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I've been generating namespace names that contain both the project name
and the deploy environment, e.g. "inddex-staging", thinking it would avoid
that problem.
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Possibly by prefixing all resources with a project or app name of some sort...
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