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csweichel
9mo ago
You run the agent in a tightly controlled remote environment / VM designed for this use-case (at least the SSH/command piece). Ona ( https://ona.com ) is a great choice. (full disclosure: Ona co-founder here)
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csweichel
2y ago
Gitpod ( https://www.gitpod.io ) is a great option here. It aims to remove the ops burden, provide a great developer experience and give you tools to manage your spend (eg automatic timeouts, suspend/resume, standardized crea
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csweichel
2y ago
OP here. There definitely is a place for running things on your local machine. Exactly as you say: one can get a great deal of consistency using VMs. One of the benefits of moving away from Kubernetes, to a runner-based architecture , is th
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csweichel
2y ago
OP here. The Kubernetes community has been fantastic at evolving the platform, and we've greatly enjoyed being in the middle of it. Indeed, many of the things we had to build next to Kubernetes have now become part of k8s itself. Still
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Gitpod Flex: Automating the software development lifecycle
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csweichel
2y ago
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Self-hosted, not self-managed
(gitpod.io)
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csweichel
3y ago
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What's the tradeoff: self-hosting vs. self-managing software
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csweichel
3y ago
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“curl lama.sh – sh” starts a web server
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csweichel
4y ago
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csweichel
7y ago
no plans. (but then, what else should I say :D)
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csweichel
7y ago
Not sure this statements holds in this general form - it's a very good idea to be cautious what you execute, but curl | sh is not much different from running npx for example. It's difficult to know know what will actually be execu
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csweichel
7y ago
Just in case you don't have Python :) I got a tad fed up with having to remember the line for Python, Node and Ruby. This one works as long as you have bash and curl.
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csweichel
7y ago
That's exactly right. However, it does the downloading/starting in a really convenient manner. I wanted something I could just quickly type into a terminal without having to browse some GitHub release page.
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Show HN: Curl lama.sh – sh to start a web server anywhere
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csweichel
7y ago
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