cmcluck

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Thoughts on 'living culture' vs. 'snack culture' at a startup(blog.heptio.com)
3 points by cmcluck 9y ago|0 comments
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by cmcluck 10y ago
Context: Was product guy at Google (built a few cloud products, did some work in the open source ecosystem), now CEO of a startup. Background: I don't think I picked product management, it sort of picked me. When I was a really juni
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Every time a Kubernetes distribution ships a new patch a fairy dies(blog.heptio.com)
4 points by cmcluck 10y ago|0 comments
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by cmcluck 10y ago
A fair point. One thing worth remembering is that this was a point in time thing. I have seen a lot of movement and some very positive signals around convergence of OpenStack, and a real focus on the end user community. When I was doing t
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by cmcluck 10y ago
[disclosure: Craig -- CEO] to name a few 1. support and services. this is a really important factor for most enterprises; they want to know they have expert staff on call who have a decent shot at getting a change they need upstreamed. 2.
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by cmcluck 10y ago
Story goes like this: Joe and I did Google Compute Engine together. Once that was on rails we started looking at the gap between GAE and GCE. Joe found Docker way back before it was a household name, and we started thinking hard about th
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by cmcluck 10y ago
(This is Craig -- CEO) Ouch :). I was never much good at naming. Take 'Kubernetes' as an example. I still get razzed about it. I would describe this as a case of 'domain based naming' (i.e. we could get the domain name
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by cmcluck 10y ago
[This is Craig -- CEO of this new venture, co-founder of K8s (with Joe and Brendan), and person who started CNCF (with Jim Zemlin, and a bunch of community wonks from big tech)] It is a funny you say this. I spent a lot of time looking aro
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We should probably step back and rethink this devops thing(thenewstack.io)
4 points by cmcluck 10y ago|1 comments
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by cmcluck 10y ago
Disclosure: I am one of the Google people who founded the k8s project. Product guy, not engineer though. We are really concerned about 'writing letters from the future' to the development community and trying to sell people on a
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by cmcluck 10y ago
Disclaimer: I work at Google and was a founder of the Kubernetes project. In a nutshell yes. We recognized pretty early on that fear of lockin was a major influencing factor in cloud buying decisions. We saw it mostly as holding us back
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by cmcluck 11y ago
disclaimer: i am a founder of the Kubernetes project and did the article with Cade at Wired. i also was product lead for compute engine back in the day fwiw :). I am not sure which projects you have looked at from Google in terms of Open
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by cmcluck 11y ago
(disclaimer: i work at Google and was one of the founders of the project) when we were looking at building k8s our mission was to help the world move forwards to a more cloud native approach to development. by cloud native i mean containe
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by cmcluck 11y ago
(disclosure: i work at Google and picked the name) comments above are right -- we wanted to stick to the nautical theme that was emerging in containers and 'kubernetes' (or helmsmen is greek) seemed about right. the fact that th
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by cmcluck 11y ago
Disclosure: I work at Google. I think your point is fair: all technology should be reviewed strictly on its merits. We certainly don't have a magic formula that gets it right 100% of the time. I can however say we are quite committe
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by cmcluck 11y ago
Disclosure: I work at Google and am a co-founder of the Kubernetes project. Correct. We already support Docker and plan to indefinitely. This is us extending support to rkt/appc also.
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by cmcluck 11y ago
Disclosure: I work at Google and am a co-founder of the Kubernetes project. Actually no. Google Ventures runs quite autonomously from the product teams; I speak to them from time-to-time but they make their own decisions and don't in
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by cmcluck 11y ago
Disclosure: I work at Google and was a co-founder of the Kubernetes project. I think your observations are interesting. From my (somewhat biased) viewpoint I don't think we will enter into a 'post cloud' world. There are v