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by cube2222 2y ago
We're definitely open to collaborating on a single project under the Linux Foundation's governance. However, I believe that it will still take some time until that acquisition is finalized, the announcement said "until end of
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by cube2222 2y ago
Yes, that's mostly covered by the companies sponsoring OpenTofu's development: Spacelift[0] (I work here), env0[1], Scalr[2], Harness[3], Gruntworks[4]. [0]: https://spacelift.io [1]: https://www.env0.com [
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by cube2222 2y ago
No worries, it's very important for us to stay compatible with the provider ecosystem.
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by cube2222 2y ago
OpenTofu is a fork of the code past 1.5.0, so for anything below that, it's basically a drop-in replacement. For versions past 1.6.0 it's still easy[0]. There was also a cool blog post by Masterpoint about migrating over a pretty
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by cube2222 2y ago
Hey! > With OpenTofu exclusive features making such an early debut, is the intention to remain a superset of upstream Terraform functionality and spec, or allow OpenTofu to diverge and move in its own direction? The intention is to let i
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by cube2222 2y ago
Hello, technical lead of the project here! OpenTofu 1.7.0 is now officially out, with a couple of great features, including the first tofu-exclusives, which I know many have been asking for. Happy to answer any questions you may have!
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OpenTofu 1.7.0 is out with State Encryption, Dynamic Provider-defined Functions(opentofu.org)
118 points by cube2222 2y ago|21 comments
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by cube2222 2y ago
Btw. OpenTofu 1.7.0 is coming out next week, which is the first release that contains meaningful Tofu-exclusive features! We just released the release candidate today. State encryption, provider-defined functions on steroids, removed blocks
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by cube2222 2y ago
I tried this, and it seems like this is just raw AI chat, no search? I do extremely like the Kagi fastgpt feature, which lets you end your search query with a question mark, and above the search results you'll get an AI answer, that is
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by cube2222 2y ago
That’s awesome! Appreciate the kind words :)
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by cube2222 2y ago
Hey, tech lead of OpenTofu here! I might be in a bubble of course, but from what I've seen, I've been positively surprised by the uptake of OpenTofu so far! I do also expect OpenTofu 1.7 to be more interesting for people to migrat
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by cube2222 2y ago
Hey, tech lead of the project here! Just to clarify, provider-defined functions are coming in OpenTofu 1.7, along with e2e state encryption. Generally, I recommend not comparing version numbers of Terraform and OpenTofu post-1.6. Implementi
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by cube2222 2y ago
I recommend following their changelog: https://kagi.com/changelog
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by cube2222 2y ago
From my own experience, the AI built-in to Kagi is excellent. I frequently suffix my query with a question mark to trigger their AI responder (it responds based on the content of a few top results, with citations), and the results are almos
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by cube2222 2y ago
One of the emails explicitly mentions them being profitable since recently.
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by cube2222 2y ago
Frankly, other than continuing to email him despite the explicit wish not to, the emails look totally reasonable. Btw. the AI built-in to Kagi is imo excellent. I frequently suffix my query with a question mark to trigger their AI responder
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by cube2222 3y ago
Spacelift | Remote | Europe | Full-time | Senior Software Engineer We're a VC-funded startup building an automation platform for Infrastructure-as-Code, adding a Policy-as-Code layer above it, in order to make IaC usable in bigger comp
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by cube2222 3y ago
Hey, tech lead of OpenTofu here. It’s going excellent! I’m surprised by how well adoption is going. Just the day before yesterday we had OpenTofu Day at KubeCon, and instead of the expected ~30 people we had 150-200 attendees and a packed r
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by cube2222 3y ago
Cows are literally one of the least calorie-per-CO2 efficient means of getting meat. Here's some actual data: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/ghg-kcal-poore You'll note that beef is by far the worst. Here&
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by cube2222 3y ago
Slightly off-topic, but if you fancy writing compilers in your free time, Cranelift has a great Rust library[0] for doing code generation - it’s a pleasure to use! [0]: https://docs.rs/cranelift-frontend/0.105.3/cr
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by cube2222 3y ago
You should just keep using hashicorp providers - there's no changes to your codebase required, generally, as long as you don't specify provider sources in long form (as in, you should specify the source as `hashicorp/aws`, no
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by cube2222 3y ago
Sorry to hear that, could you expand on the paint points? Esp. on the friction points, where it was different than just using `tofu` instead of `terraform` in your commands. To answer some of your points: There's no point in forking th
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by cube2222 3y ago
As the tech lead of the OpenTofu project, I can tell you that I'm positively surprised by how quick the uptake has been so far since the stable release! We're also seeing a ton of external contributors jumping in, which has been h
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by cube2222 3y ago
Huh, I didn’t even know Insomnia was originally open-source. Thanks for this!
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by cube2222 3y ago
That looks nice! I stopped using Insomnia after they introduced the forced login to save your collection and wiped all my stored requests…
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by cube2222 3y ago
Spacelift | Remote | Europe | Full-time | Senior Software Engineer We're a VC-funded startup building an automation platform for Infrastructure-as-Code, adding a Policy-as-Code layer above it, in order to make IaC usable in bigger comp
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by cube2222 3y ago
CloudFlare pricing is indeed positively ridiculous. At OpenTofu[0] we’re using CloudFlare R2 to host the providers and modules registry[1]. Bandwidth is free, you only pay for requests. This already would be great, but there’s more - you on
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2023 Annual Rust Survey Results(blog.rust-lang.org)
13 points by cube2222 3y ago|2 comments
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by cube2222 3y ago
Was on FOSDEM first time this year, working the OpenTofu booth, and it was great fun! I was surprised how big the conference is, and how diverse the attendees were, and it was great to meet and talk to maintainers of many pervasive open-sou
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by cube2222 3y ago
There is a very cool paper about structuring query compilers that I've read a couple years ago, and came back to recently when doing some experimentation. The paper[0], "How to Architect a Query Compiler, Revisited", presents

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