NikPuashkin

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Terraform Modules for Gitlab Runner Orchestration(gitlab-pipelines.puzl.cloud)
1 points by NikPuashkin 3y ago|1 comments
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by NikPuashkin 3y ago
Terraform modules, newly released by puzl.cloud, provide a practical solution for orchestrating your GitLab runner fleet, addressing a gap in current GitLab functionalities. Explore the documentation to understand how these modules can stre
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by NikPuashkin 3y ago
I'm always open to discuss any security concerns, which are based on technology. However, you started here from the toxic biased comments. If my company is 3yo, I can't make it 10yo in one day, obviously, so there's no point
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by NikPuashkin 3y ago
> ProTip: Don't price shop for CI runners and give some random company access to your company's source code and secret keys/tokens > I've personally used and liked, GitHub Actions, CircleCI https://circl
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by NikPuashkin 3y ago
Can't disagree here. If you have time and a member in your team who can cook it, own hardware is worth a shot. But should get prepared for a lot of things to cook. You still have to maximize your server utilization together with securi
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by NikPuashkin 3y ago
It isn't about price, it's about effectiveness, so both speed and price. The solution is architecturally different from anything on the market, including the GitHub controller you've posted here. I guess, you didn't even
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by NikPuashkin 3y ago
Good for you. Don't you think it's good to have a choice?
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by NikPuashkin 3y ago
Self-hosted is always good, if you can afford hosting own hardware.
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by NikPuashkin 3y ago
That's a good question for any cloud platform. I can only say, that to make it as trustful as possible: - we encrypt all your environment variables on-flight before they're inside the isolated KVM - we do a network isolation of cu
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by NikPuashkin 3y ago
Each job runs in the isolated KVM, so you have the same level of isolation like with any traditional cloud instances on AWS, GCP, etc.
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by NikPuashkin 3y ago
1. I don't think that the color of the passport is important and I, obviously, can't list all the employees here and disclose their citizenship. I'm, personally, a Russian citizen relocated to the EU far ago. 3.1. We don&#x27
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by NikPuashkin 3y ago
Well, we're in the public comments section and here is no DM, so I'm referring to the other public channel where I can be found in person ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ We have all the contacts on the main page, but if using Discord makes it amat
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by NikPuashkin 3y ago
Thank you for your interest! 1. The company is Estonian and regulated by the EU GDPR. Founders and all employees are the residents of the EU. 2. Was some stupid bug during the latest merge, already fixed, thanks a lot for finding this! 3.1.
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by NikPuashkin 3y ago
None of the above :) We're fully independent and host everything ourselves.
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by NikPuashkin 3y ago
It's very insightful! Please knock me in DM in Discord, if you use it https://discord.com/invite/wt8GzF8aG4 Re: clouds: We're fully independent team and do host everything ourselves. We started from cheap k8s
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by NikPuashkin 3y ago
Thank you for the feedback! Yeah, we're in the same niche: slow and costly pipelines are annoying.
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by NikPuashkin 3y ago
Yep, GitHub is the next in our roadmap. A bit more tricky to scale it, so we decided to start with GitLab, first.
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by NikPuashkin 3y ago
Forgot to say: everyone's welcome to our community Discord server, which we opened a few days ago. There's anything about devops, Kubernetes, GPUs and cloud computing in general. https://discord.com/invite/wt
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by NikPuashkin 3y ago
We're happy to announce a new SaaS on puzl.cloud. It lets you focus on your CI/CD workflows while we handle your GitLab runners and pipeline jobs. We call this approach Zero Idle because you pay only for actual CPU and memory cons
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Run Gitlab pipelines 2x faster and 5x cheaper without changes in .gitlab-ci.yml(gitlab-pipelines.puzl.cloud)
33 points by NikPuashkin 3y ago|45 comments