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by dlor 8y ago
Can you give an example of yourself making this choice and star count being the deciding factor?
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by dlor 8y ago
Yes! Don't necessarily question it and get into an argument. But both you and your manager have a different set of context and view on what's really important to the team and organization. Neither of you is necessarily more correc
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by dlor 8y ago
It's hard to explain, not because of NDA but because of context specific things. Almost everything I do is open source, but can't fit into a comment. My only advice to people at BigCo is to make sure you have a good reason for doi
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by dlor 8y ago
I tend to agree here. Any tolerance for "slowness" is anti-free-market. I don't necessarily think completely free markets are optimal, but I can't see a reasonable argument for slower being better than faster in general.
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by dlor 8y ago
Exactly! Waiting would just be the Fed preferring slower movers to faster ones.
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by dlor 8y ago
What does that even mean though? The market is supposed to represent something close to the "correct" state of things, based on public knowledge. Given the warnings, how long should it take to "get ready"? And should the
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by dlor 8y ago
Yes, this matches my experience as well. I've been at Google 6 years now in various SWE roles. I can count the number of times I've been directly asked to do something by anyone in my management chain on one hand.
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by dlor 8y ago
patio11 had a great back of the envelope calculation awhile ago on this. Turns out showing ads for a fridge right after you just bought one might be highly successful. Say the average person buys a fridge once every 10-20 years, the probabi
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by dlor 8y ago
Wikipedia lists him as a co-founder, but even ignoring that you still have zip2, x.com, space x, the Boring Company, Neuralink, OpenAI...
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by dlor 8y ago
I guess there's a difference between "head of a large public company" and "founder of a large public company". His track record at the latter speaks for itself. But the fact that someone who founded a company isn&#x
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by dlor 8y ago
Check out kaniko, we built it for that exact use case: github.com/GoogleContainerTools/kaniko
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by dlor 8y ago
That is definitely not correct.
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by dlor 8y ago
Senior engineer can either mean "an engineer with a significant amount of experience" or "a title for a specific position at a specific company". Either way based on my experience as a manager at Google, the answer to yo
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by dlor 8y ago
There should be! We haven't thought too much about it yet, but there's no reason it wouldn't work. We can't reuse the Docker daemon cache because that would imply access to the docker daemon. Discloser - I work on kaniko
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by dlor 8y ago
Kaniko doesn't use buildkit - buildkit still uses containerd/runC under the hood so it can't run inside a container easily. We are looking at interoperability with buildkit (and the large set of of other tooling like this) th
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by dlor 8y ago
+1000 on docker images being easier to construct than it seems. I wrote a few blog posts awhile ago on this where I reimplemented docker pull and push in bash: https://www.danlorenc.com/posts/containers-part-1/ It
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Kaniko: Build container images in Kubernetes(cloudplatform.googleblog.com)
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by dlor 9y ago
I wonder how this tool handles performing the docker build itself. It looks like it runs a controller inside the cluster, but by default apps running inside kubernetes don't get access to the docker daemon. There are a few existing wor
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by dlor 9y ago
That's a bit out of date - today layer IDs are for the most part sha256's of the contents of the layer tar.gz. However, it's still very difficult to generate the same layer ID twice. Timestamps permeate the layer contents its
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by dlor 9y ago
Hey Jacques, Do you have any more info on the idea about identifying commonalities between filesystems? I work on Skaffold and really want to speed up builds.
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by dlor 9y ago
Skaffold maintainer here - most of us are also minikube maintainers and we have a bunch of ideas on how to speed up this loop. Keep an eye on this repo:)
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by dlor 9y ago
Maintainer of the tool here - I'm not sure I understand this idea. What would go in the mock container? How would you test against it? Would you mind elaborating a little more?
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by dlor 9y ago
Maintainer of container-structure-test here. Cool example! We started with something like this, but ran into some issues when trying to test images that don't contain a shell.
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by dlor 9y ago
> The ca.crt is there because it triggers desired behavior - e.g. that you can connect to services over SSL without errors. Test that instead. Awesome example here! We have a test that uses container-structure-test to do exactly this ove
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by dlor 9y ago
Maintainer of structure-test here. We also have a tool that does this! Check out https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/container-diff/
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by dlor 9y ago
Maintainer of the tool here - this is definitely the main use-case. We produce container images that are used directly or indirectly (as a base image by other users), and the structure tests here are a way for us to define the contract our
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by dlor 9y ago
There are several different tiers based on the SLO of the oncall, usually measured in something like minutes to a keyboard after a page. The compensation varies based on the tier.
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by dlor 9y ago
We should definitely credit Debian more in the readme, but note that the existing package manager rules are actually a bit decoupled from the distroless images themselves, via bazel. We happen to build these base images with the Debian rule
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by dlor 9y ago
I've even been using these rules here to work on making the Debian distro rootfs.tar.xz times we provide for Google Cloud Platform reproducible. The same source should lead to the same tarball, and anyone should be able to clone the re
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by dlor 9y ago
Here's the example I'm thinking of: One image has a large file at a specific path, added via something like: "COPY largefile /etc/path1". Another image wants to add this same file to a different location: &quot

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