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You can very easily build and serialize/deserialize HCL, JSON, YAML or whatever you can come up with outside Kubernetes from the client-side itself (e.g. kubectl). This has actually nothing to do with Kubernetes itself at all.


There aren’t that many HCL serialization/deserialization tools. Especially if you aren’t using Go.


Given that we're apparently discussing an entire k8s 2.0 based on HCL that hardly seems like a barrier. You'd have needed to write the HCL tooling to get the 2.0 working anyway.




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