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I'd like a way to have a fully automated configuration deploy, integrated with hardware escalation. Kubernetes can be the key also for cross datacenter solutions.
Traefik seems to be the last good tested tool for firewall, which has full integration with kubernetes.

Update 22.03.2023: nope

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