Telepresence for Local Development - Michael Hausenblas
OpenShift makes it easy to deploy your containers, but it can also impact your development cycle. This post covers how you can use Telepresence with OpenShift for faster local development.
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The Delivery Acceleration product within the Ambassador Edge Stack supports local development of Kubernetes services through advanced traffic routing and innovative CI/CD technology. The Service Preview feature leverages Telepresence to allow teams of developers to test and develop individual microservices locally while maintaining the rest of the microservices in the cloud.
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