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Managed Services Don’t Always Lead to Vendor Lock-In(blog.upbound.io)
2 points by bassamtabbara 8y ago|0 comments
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by bassamtabbara 8y ago
note also it has "k" in the name (despite it being at the end). So it's legit.
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by bassamtabbara 8y ago
Hehe. We considered a nautical theme at one point but thought it was a bit overdone :-) (I’m a maintainer on rook)
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by bassamtabbara 8y ago
> How does this work in a world where developer administer their own services? in that world the developer plays admin too, and can configure crossplane as an admin.
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by bassamtabbara 8y ago
+1 we really wanted to leverage the ecosystem and have something that is immediately familiar when we decided to use kube-apiserver (and etcd) for crossplane. I think the K8S resource model [1] goes well beyond container orchestration [1]
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by bassamtabbara 8y ago
Great response! Regarding naming we did not want to tie the company to a single project, not did we want the project to feel like a vendor driven project. So we went with different names completely :-)
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by bassamtabbara 8y ago
Yes, indeed. There appears to be an overlap in general principles (even in use-case example). From what it appears, KEP sig was "published/released" (not sure what is the right term here) on the GitHub 3 days ago, we did not
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by bassamtabbara 8y ago
hi bassam here (CEO @ Upbound). Our business model is still firming up, but we're thinking we would be hosting crossplanes among other things. We want the crossplane project to be community driven (and not vendor driven) and welcome ot
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by bassamtabbara 8y ago
scarejunba, this bassam (one of the maintainers on crossplane). when you ask for a DB you get an instance of RDS/CloudSQL/etc., in other words you are using the managed services of your cloud provider. we're just getting star
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by bassamtabbara 8y ago
Hi, this bassam (one of the maintainers on crossplane). We describe the relationship in our arch doc here https://docs.google.com/document/d/1whncqdUeU2cATGEJhHvzXWC9... . The following snippet is from that doc: Th
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Managed Services don't always lead to Cloud vendor lock-in(blog.upbound.io)
7 points by bassamtabbara 8y ago|0 comments
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by bassamtabbara 8y ago
I heard it was a surprise to almost everyone at RedHat.
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Deep Red: The Beginning of the End of a Familiar Open Source Business Model?(blog.upbound.io)
19 points by bassamtabbara 8y ago|3 comments
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Run your own high performance EBS wherever Kubernetes runs(blog.rook.io)
11 points by bassamtabbara 9y ago|0 comments
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by bassamtabbara 10y ago
There's also this one https://github.com/ianlancetaylor/demangle
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by bassamtabbara 10y ago
disclaimer: I work on project Rook. Yes building a whole new data path is complicated and takes many years to get right. Its also somewhat of a moving target with new storage technologies appearing on the scene (like SMR drives, NVME, and p