Peter Mikitsh

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The first release of **snow**! ❄️

Within snow's codebase, we reference the `latest` tag for the `kaniko` image [[0]]. e.g: ``` "containers": [ { "name": "kaniko", "image": "gcr.io/kaniko-project/executor:latest",

The resource `Certificate` with name `docker-reg-cert` expires without auto-renewing. This breaks deployments, because once the certificate expires and deployments are issued, which leads to pods attempt to spin up, you'll...

Currently, the helm tiller connection is secured via TLS/SSL. We generate a Certificate Authority that's good for [20 years](https://github.com/snowjs/cli/blob/secrets/src/create.ts#L190), a Helm certificate that's valid for [1 year](https://github.com/snowjs/cli/blob/secrets/src/create.ts#L215), and a Tiller...

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When we provision a cluster during `snow create`, we create an 8gb persistent volume claim. Currently, each deployment grows the space used on the volume. We need to manage the...

priority:medium

Running the `snow deploy` command (and generically, all snow commands) without waiting for user input will be valuable for usage in CI environments. We should either deprecate the interactive prompts,...

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Deployments aren't too useful if you can't attach environment variables to them. Acceptance criteria for this issue: The `snow deploy` command will recognize the following values in `now.json`: ``` "env":...

priority:high

It would be nice to have daily/PR hook tests that ran end-to-end against each provider: minikube, digital ocean, google cloud platform, etc. This would include basic features like: - cluster...

From time-to-time, we may need to make changes to the Kubernetes objects that enable the seamless deployment process snow provides -- to respond to breaking changes in Kubernetes itself, or...

I'm using `csvtojson` in the browser, and I'm interested in optimizing this library's usage with bundlers (webpack, rollup, etc). There's a few areas for opportunity: - When you bundle `csvtojson`...