Jairo da Silva Junior

Thanks. Although it does not have nested attributes, it is possible to define an attribute as a dict. You can check the PR for the example provided or k8s module docs and/or code.

Ansible and Kubernetes serve different proposits, but there are a few overlaps. If you look at k8s' Deployment resource, it already implements several strategies: blue/green, rolling and etc, in a way that verifications are automated (liveness and readiness probes), pods are put behind a load balancer (Service) when they're ready and everything else we covered in the sample deployment playbooks. The main difference is that you need a containerized (preferably cloud native) workload for k8s to benefits from this, while Ansible provides the same capabilities for a wider range of workloads - even legacy.