💡 Proposal for Collaborative Integration of Draft Tool Implementation into AKS VSCode Extension ☕️💡

[Tatsinnit]

Introduction:

Writing this as a proposal for a collaborative effort (especially driven between, Quentin and Peter, folks who helping testing like Hari, and Ivelisse) to integrate the Draft Tool implementation into the Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Visual Studio Code (VSCode) Extension. This integration aims to enhance the usability of the AKS toolset, providing developers with a seamless experience for deploying containerized applications to Kubernetes clusters. I think primarily it was initiated as idea by @qpetraroia, the aks vscode repo discussion board has more fine-grained work, but for more clarity I will also to @peterbom, cc: @hsubramanianaks , @ivelisseca, @gambtho + @sprab as fyi.

• There is nice work already well underway and I raise this proposal for more formality towards this thought process.

Benefits:

Along with utilising full ability of Draft-Tool, some key benefits are as follows:

1. Streamlined Development Workflow: Integrating the Draft Tool into the AKS VSCode Extension will streamline the development workflow by automating the creation and deployment of Kubernetes manifests.
2. Enhanced Usability: By providing a familiar interface within VSCode, developers can leverage the power of Draft Tool without leaving their development environment, enhancing usability and productivity.
3. Seamless AKS Integration: Leveraging the Azure ecosystem, the integrated solution will seamlessly integrate with AKS, providing a cohesive development experience for Azure users.

Conclusion:

The integration of the Draft Tool implementation into the AKS VSCode Extension represents a significant opportunity to enhance the usability and effectiveness of Kubernetes development workflows on Azure. By collaborating on this initiative, we can empower developers with powerful tools and capabilities, ultimately driving innovation and productivity within the Azure ecosystem.

What do you guys think?

I guess it will also mean once all ported we can archive this repo.