ImJasonH

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by ImJasonH 5y ago
Agreed. Maybe it was just the April-2020 of it all, but "Writing is Suffering" really hit me in the feels. It's inspiring to see all your hard work reach this milestone, and I can't wait to hold it in my hands.
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by ImJasonH 5y ago
Incidentally, I've proposed official image annotations[0] that would let an image tell you what its base image is, both by immutable digest and by mutable tag, so you could detect this drift automatically. Automated tooling could look
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by ImJasonH 5y ago
Here's the equivalent for GCP, FYI: https://datastudio.google.com/u/0/reporting/fc733b10-9744-4a... Ironically less colorful. :)
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by ImJasonH 6y ago
container-diff[0], mentioned in the article, is a really useful image release tool, that I don't think gets enough love. 0: https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/container-diff
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by ImJasonH 6y ago
Yep! By default ko bases images on gcr.io/distroless/static:nonroot which provides certs and other necessary basics, all in a nice tidy package.
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by ImJasonH 6y ago
Shameless plug: if you just need to build a container that runs a Go program, you can't do it much simpler than with https://github.com/google/ko `ko publish` does a `go build` and stuffs it in a base image, it ev
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by ImJasonH 6y ago
Relatedly, I wrote this CSS that renders HTML as Markdown: https://gist.github.com/ImJasonH/c00cdd7aece6945fb8ea
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by ImJasonH 6y ago
If you're building images from go binaries you can do that without Bazel using github.com/google/ko :)
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by ImJasonH 6y ago
This is super impressive, thanks for building and sharing it!
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by ImJasonH 7y ago
I think we're talking about different goals. I thought the goal was to foster a productive community working together on a project. Forking is a solution, but it doesn't exactly grow a community.
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by ImJasonH 7y ago
If we're talking about small personal OSS projects, then yeah sure it doesn't really matter, because they're won't be a community to speak of. Once you have a few other maintainers and contributors, there will inevitably
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by ImJasonH 7y ago
Or else what? "Asshole" according to whom? How are disagreements about assholery resolved? This (and the original NCoC) is naive wishful thinking that won't survive first contact with an actual community issue.
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by ImJasonH 7y ago
This happens to me all the time. :)
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by ImJasonH 7y ago
Kritis[0] is a K8s implementation of this that intends to block deployments of images that haven't been properly vetted beforehand, or has critical vulnerabilities, etc. Whitepaper: https://github.com/grafeas/kriti
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by ImJasonH 7y ago
Since it's not using a multi-stage build, go dev tools are clogging up the image, losing the benefit of using alpine in the first place. https://link.medium.com/S2z0PtVHQ1 If you're just running a go binary you ca
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by ImJasonH 7y ago
It is a pretty great adaptation, and pretty difficult if you think about how you can express things in a book vs movie. I really enjoyed this video essay breakdown of the adaptation process: https://youtu.be/QTxvzkwVsQE
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by ImJasonH 7y ago
Oh there's definitely a point at which you save money buying the hardware and running it yourself. But especially for hobby usage my experience is that's often further out than real usage. YMMV. I think I'd save money by rent
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by ImJasonH 7y ago
You can already get 1-4 GPUs on VMS with 64-96 vCPUs in a number of regions: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/gpus/#gpus-list Is the problem that the CPU max scales with the number of GPUs, so you can&#x
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by ImJasonH 7y ago
The question is, what workloads do people have that they'll run often enough and/or profitably enough to warrant those 64 CPUs sitting around idle when they're not using them. This is the advantage of a cloud host. Sure you p
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by ImJasonH 7y ago
I made something similar as a weekend hack: https://quit.social It helped me quit my Instagram habit, so it's already more than paid for itself. Next is Twitter. :( Detoxify looks a lot better though, and definitely has cle
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by ImJasonH 7y ago
I once did a very similar thing to render HTML as unrendered Markdown: https://gist.github.com/ImJasonH/c00cdd7aece6945fb8ea
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by ImJasonH 7y ago
Ooh, choking an ettin should do double damage then!
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by ImJasonH 7y ago
I made this as a fun project to play with the container registry API, CNCF buildpacks and Google Cloud Run. It's a silly hack, don't depend on it for anything real. Some fun things to try: docker pull random.kontain.me/
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Show HN: Kontain.me – Serve container images built on-demand(kontain.me)
3 points by ImJasonH 7y ago|1 comments
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by ImJasonH 7y ago
Distroless has debug images for this purpose: https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/distroless/blob/mast...
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by ImJasonH 8y ago
Link to the buildpack frontend for docker: https://github.com/tonistiigi/buildkit-pack
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by ImJasonH 8y ago
https://google.dev/ says: > There was no service found for the uri requested.
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by ImJasonH 8y ago
You can put the image tag URL into your browser's address bar and it'll redirect to the Cloud Console page listing tags for that image, e.g.: https://marketplace.gcr.io/google/ubuntu16_04 From there you can go
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by ImJasonH 8y ago
Based on the simplicity of the build it's doing, there's basically no reason to invoke Docker to produce the image at all. You could use a tool like ko[0] to simply build the Go binary and place it on top of a base image (or keep
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Ko: fast Kubernetes microservice development in Go(medium.com)
13 points by ImJasonH 8y ago|1 comments

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