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How to check for price drops with Functions, Cron and LLMs
(openfaas.com)
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Hi, Alex here the creator of kubetrim. I know there must be a dozen or more tools which have an option to edit/manage entries in kubeconfig. Some like kubectx will only remove the context but leave the user and cluster entries in the Y
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Show HN: kubetrim – tidy up old and broken cluster entries
(github.com)
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Hi I'm the founder of OpenFaaS and am sharing a new article looking back on autoscaling in OpenFaaS since its first iteration in 2016. This covers considerations for scaling up, down and to zero, along with what's needed to gracef
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On Autoscaling – What Goes Up Must Come Down
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Alex, the founder of actuated here, we're now actuated.com and are having a look back on the past couple of years > We take a look back to our launch in November 2022, what we've learned since and what's next for actuated.
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We're Now Actuated.com
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No direct affiliation to James the author of this content, but he hosts the website on his home Kubernetes cluster using inlets (a network tunnel product I work on). I checked it out and thought it was a really good resource for Kubernetes
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A Collection of Kubernetes Notes
(literate-devops.io)
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You might need a portable monitor
(blog.alexellis.io)
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Hi, I'm the founder of actuated and have been creating a bunch of materials on learning Firecracker for the community over the past couple of years. In this tutorial I wanted to show how you can use GPUs mounted via VFIO for CI - for A
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Run AI Models with Ollama in CI with GitHub Actions
(actuated.dev)
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How to transcribe audio with OpenAI Whisper and OpenFaaS
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Accelerate GitHub Actions with Dedicated GPUs
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3y ago
No affiliation, I saw this announced by a new hire at Apple as one of their new open source projects. It looks so much like Cue. What do folks make of it?
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Hi, I'm the OpenFaaS founder, a bit about this new blog post and capability: OpenAI models can take some time to fully respond, so we’ll show you how to stream responses from functions using Server Sent Events (SSE). With the latest ve
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Stream OpenAI responses from functions using Server Sent Events
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If you're running a full docker daemon, then you'll be running as a privileged container which is worse or about the same in terms of terms of poor security. Anyone's workload can compromise the host, and likely the cluster.
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Good question, I covered that in detail, including the issues with Docker In Docker. https://actuated.dev/blog/blazing-fast-ci-with-microvms https://docs.actuated.dev/faq/
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People are starting to get their hands on PCIe breakout boards, and are having almost as much fun with them as Jeff Geerling. So, here's _my workflow_ for setting up the Raspberry Pi 5 to boot from NVMe for headless use. I'll also
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Booting the Raspberry Pi 5 from NVMe
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I wanted to see how the idea of a "time-sharing" computer from the 1970s could be applied to modern computing tasks. The API for GitHub and GitHub Actions was ideal for being able to submit bash scripts and have them execute in a
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GitHub Actions as a time-sharing supercomputer
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Show HN: Time-sharing supercomputer built on GitHub Actions
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GitHub Actions as a time-sharing supercomputer
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Hi, I'm Alex the founder of OpenFaaS. We've had a lot of interest from vendors about porting functions form AWS Lambda. Why? Their need to deploy their code on-premises and onto other clouds. We provide a comprehensive guide for P
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How to Migrate Python Functions from AWS Lambda to OpenFaaS and Kubernetes
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Hi, this has been a long time coming but I'm now happy to announce a pilot for nominated CNCF projects to get access to our managed Arm CI service. The backing servers are hosted on Equinix Metal and each build runs in an isolated and
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Announcing managed Arm CI for CNCF projects
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Scaling to 15000 Functions and Beyond
(openfaas.com)
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