dlor

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   by dlor 9y ago

   Not the OP so I'm just speculating, but being able to "mount" content-addressable blobs into different locations in the resulting rootfs would enable more incrementality and sharing of blobs. With a flat list, the same logica
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   by dlor 9y ago

   I (successfully) interviewed with 'emmett at some point at twitch in 2011 or 2012. I didn't end up taking the offer and I don't remember the exact question, but I have a positive memory of the overall experience. I don't
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   by dlor 9y ago

   Since you're already on GCP/GKE, have you considered using Cloud Container Builder? https://cloud.google.com/container-builder/docs/ It provides an API for what you're already doing with uploading z
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   by dlor 10y ago

   I started and work on the minikube project as part of my full time job. It's developed completely on GitHub, and I manage two other engineers working on it full-time. github.com/kubernetes/minikube
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   by dlor 10y ago

   Docker's new Alpine VM isn't really designed to be reused. AFAICT the interfaces are private and undocumented. Reusing xhyve/hyperkit seems more stable, given that they're designed to be embedded.
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   by dlor 10y ago

   Check out minikube: github.com/kubernetes/minikube It's a local setup to let you give Kubernetes a try. We haven't made it the default in the "give it a try" dialog yet, but we're considering it. Disclosur
7. 247.▲
   by dlor 10y ago

   Hey, http://kubernetesIP/ui should work. Where in the docs did you see https://kubernetesIP ? I can get those cleaned up.
8. 248.▲
   by dlor 10y ago

   Yeah, we're looking into packaging kubectl into an installer with minikube.
9. 249.▲
   by dlor 10y ago

   I'm an engineer working on Minikube. Feel free to ask about the tool here!
10. 250.▲
    by dlor 10y ago

    They don't conflict as far as I can tell! I use Docker for Mac and the xhyve driver simultaneously. Disclosure: I work for Google, on Minikube.
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    by dlor 10y ago

    We mainly use the VM to provide a well-known and tested environment for Kubernetes to run in. Running inside a Docker container on Linux would have similar benefits, but there are still a few bugs with running some of the Kubernetes compone
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    by dlor 10y ago

    Check out minikube, it's designed for running on laptops with Apple logos. :) https://github.com/kubernetes/minikube Disclosure: I work at Google, on minikube.
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    by dlor 10y ago

    I don't think he's saying Google doesn't care about the data, he's saying we don't use that data point when determining the compensation for that candidate. Disclosure: I'm a hiring manager at Google and I&#x27
14. 254.▲
    by dlor 10y ago

    Here's the issue tracking the switch: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/25276
15. 255.▲
    by dlor 10y ago

    The flag libraries I've used always make this easy, but the problem comes in when you try to reuse that dependency in another binary as a library. Maybe you've seen a better flags library than I have, though.
16. 256.▲
    by dlor 11y ago

    I think one thing often missed in these discussions is that the interviews that work best for AmaGooBookSoft are not necessarily the same as the interviews that work best for smaller companies. I've interviewed at startups that have so
17. 257.▲
    by dlor 11y ago

    Currently we patch all the software on the VM, but not the application container itself. We make new base images available, but the user has to re-deploy to pick up these changes.
18. 258.▲
    by dlor 11y ago

    Yep, we update the available versions constantly and just serve them from GCS to reduce download time. I'll get this documented somewhere. Disclosure: I work on GCP.
19. 259.▲
    by dlor 11y ago

    Although "gcloud preview app modules stop <module> --version=<version> is documented, and does the same thing.
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    by dlor 11y ago

    I don't want to hijack the Kubernetes launch thread, but feel free to send me an email at dlorenc@google.com and I'll answer whatever I can. We have a lot of exciting stuff going out soon.
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    by dlor 11y ago

    Correct, MVMs does not use Kubernetes today. We're looking at rebasing onto GKE now that they've hit 1.0, but nothing is set in stone yet. Disclaimer: I'm a tech lead on Managed VMs/App Engine at Google
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    by dlor 11y ago

    Could you send me a link to the issue? I can hopefully get that fixed.
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