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Since you're the original creator, can you open the site of your product, and find the link to your project that you open sourced? - Front page links to docs a

• dbackeus 2y ago
  The get-started repo is the starting point for installing the platform. Since the platform is gitops based, you'll fork this repo as described in: https://reclaim-the-stack.com/docs/kubernetes-platform/installation https://reclaim-the-stack.com/docs/kubernetes-platform/insta... If this is confusing, maybe it would make sense to rename the repo to "platform" or something. The other main component is k (https://github.com/reclaim-the-stack/k https://github.com/reclaim-the-stack/k), the CLI for interacting with the platform. We have also open sourced a tool for deploying Talos Linux on Hetzner called talos-manager: https://github.com/reclaim-the-stack/talos-manager https://github.com/reclaim-the-stack/talos-manager (but you can use any Kubernetes, managed or self-hosted, so this is use-case specific)
  • troupo 2y ago
    You talk a lot about the platform on the page, in the overview page, and there are no links to the platform. There's not even an overview of what the platform is, how everything is tied together, and where to look at it except bombastic claims, disparate descriptions of its constituent components (with barely any links to how they are used in the "platform" itself), and a link to a repo called "get-started"