In this post I provide an example of how to use Skaffold with Travis CI to build a CI/CD pipeline that deploys your code in a production Kubernetes cluster. I also have a quick discussion on why I switched from AWS Serverless with Lambda to Kubernetes. Skip the overview for procedural steps.
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