anubhavmishra

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by anubhavmishra 4y ago
This right here is a great project. Keep it up! Felt super relaxed after this.
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by anubhavmishra 8y ago
Here is a section on the HashiCorp Consul website dedicated to it. https://www.consul.io/intro/vs/istio.html I hope it helps
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Announcing Terraform Support for Kubernetes Service on AWS(hashicorp.com)
4 points by anubhavmishra 8y ago|0 comments
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by anubhavmishra 8y ago
Wrote a post on the Advanced Node Draining feature that are part of the 0.8 release. https://www.hashicorp.com/blog/advanced-node-draining-in-has...
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AWS announced ECS service discovery(aws.amazon.com)
4 points by anubhavmishra 9y ago|0 comments
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by anubhavmishra 9y ago
Just bought two of these.
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by anubhavmishra 9y ago
Thank you letsencrypt team! Really appreciate all the hardwork to get this out.
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by anubhavmishra 9y ago
Any plans to Open Source SQLBox? Very seamless integration with the blog post!
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by anubhavmishra 9y ago
I guess it comes down to whether you want to pay Heroku or maintain the infrastructure yourself and pay your cloud provider. On the other hand, Deis Workflow had a lot of features that were similar to Heroku but Heroku Private Spaces seem m
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by anubhavmishra 9y ago
Hello all, I am the author of the blog post. Just wanted to clarify a few things. This is a older post when Deis Workflow was being actively maintained. It is no longer actively maintained: https://deis.com/blog/2017&#x
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by anubhavmishra 9y ago
Check out static by TJ: https://github.com/apex/static . This gives a similar feel to markdown documentation pages.
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by anubhavmishra 9y ago
I feel after getting to a certain scale moving to your own data center is a very smart choice. Its all about how well you can run your data center there after. So, good for them for scoping it out and saving money.
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by anubhavmishra 9y ago
Thanks, I didn't see the FAQ link. Yea, let's see what happens with OpenShift.
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by anubhavmishra 9y ago
This is great news! I am not sure what happens to tectonic? Is is going to be part of OpenShift?
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Ask HN: Did AWS give you access to EKS(ECS for Kubernetes)?
1 points by anubhavmishra 9y ago|1 comments
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Smart Networking with Consul and Service Meshes(hashicorp.com)
2 points by anubhavmishra 9y ago|0 comments
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Smart Networking with Consul and Service Meshes (Blog Post)(hashicorp.com)
1 points by anubhavmishra 9y ago|0 comments
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by anubhavmishra 9y ago
When is Google announcing TrueTime as a service on GCP? I see them doing this really soon since aws has it now
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by anubhavmishra 9y ago
That is fine! Depending on your deadlines you can either go ahead and implement a small scale kubernetes cluster on EC2 then when EKS is ready, you can easily migrate your workloads to it which is essentially the benefit of using kubernetes
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by anubhavmishra 9y ago
I love this statement in the post "So if you were hesitating to create larger clusters worry no more and scale freely!"
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by anubhavmishra 9y ago
Thanks for the insight! Really appreciate it!
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by anubhavmishra 9y ago
Completely unrelated, what is the blog framework / cms you are using the the fly.io blog? It is amazing!
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by anubhavmishra 9y ago
Istio provides a control plane and can be deployed to also provide you with a service mesh with a side car approach. Istio also gives you features like rate limiting, traffic shaping, authentication (tls mutual auth) and metrics out of the
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by anubhavmishra 9y ago
This is amazing! I am really excited to see this happen from the big three. Amazon, Google and Azure.
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by anubhavmishra 9y ago
Consul is a dream for most Operations Engineers. At work we have used it in production for almost 3 years with basically no maintenance except dropping a new binary for the old one when we update the versions. We use it for service discover
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Atlantis: A unified workflow for collaborating on Terraform through GitHub(atlantis.run)
24 points by anubhavmishra 9y ago|2 comments