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Introducing AMBROSIA: a new platform for reliable distributed applications(cloudblogs.microsoft.com)
4 points by gabrtv 8y ago|0 comments
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by gabrtv 8y ago
If you're only using Kubernetes, straight Helm might be a better fit. But imagine you need to run your Helm chart on Kubernetes environment that doesn't have access to your container images. You could build a thick bundle from yo
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by gabrtv 8y ago
Right. We took a dependency on a container runtime and not on a container orchestrator. One of the examples we show is an electron app that provides a desktop installer experience for a cloud-based distributed application. We presume a con
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by gabrtv 8y ago
As I said, we have lots of customers who need a packaging format that targets clouds APIs which in some cases don't have any containers (hence no need for Kubernetes). Functions + datastore + service bus being a good example. I know t
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by gabrtv 8y ago
CNAB makes reproducibility possible by providing unified lifecycle management, packaging, and distribution. Of course if bundle authors don't take care to work around problems with imperative logic, that's a risk. In practice, w
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by gabrtv 8y ago
We are big fans of Kubernetes operators. However, taking a dependency on Kubernetes to solve this problem is not something our customers want. CNAB design acknowledges this, and leans on the concept of invocation images to perform lifecyc
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by gabrtv 8y ago
No, in fact we view CNAB as enabling broader adoption of Helm. Some of the first bundles we built use Helm and Kubernetes. See: https://github.com/deislabs/bundles/tree/master/hellohelm
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by gabrtv 8y ago
Yes. See credential sets in the specification. https://github.com/deislabs/cnab-spec/blob/master/802-creden...
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by gabrtv 8y ago
Yes. The intention has always been to put CNAB and related tooling into a foundation that offers vendor-neutral IP ownership. That could be CNCF, OCI, or something else.
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by gabrtv 8y ago
Gabe from Microsoft here. Happy to answer any questions. A few links to help you explore the spec and tooling: - https://cnab.io - https://duffle.sh/ - https://open.microsoft.com/2018/12&#x
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by gabrtv 8y ago
Thanks! We're excited about the opportunity to align Compose and Helm with a standard packaging/distribution/management model. Same is true for other tooling like Terraform, Ansible, and cloud provider declarative APIs (Azur
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Introducing CNAB: a cloud-agnostic format for packaging distributed apps(open.microsoft.com)
10 points by gabrtv 8y ago|0 comments
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by gabrtv 8y ago
Helm v3. https://helm.sh/
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Introducing Dev Spaces for AKS(azure.microsoft.com)
2 points by gabrtv 8y ago|0 comments
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by gabrtv 8y ago
Gabe from the Azure team here, happy to answer questions about the AKS GA. :)
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Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Is Now GA(azure.microsoft.com)
28 points by gabrtv 8y ago|2 comments
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Microsoft touts 10x increase of Kubernetes usage on Azure(sdxcentral.com)
8 points by gabrtv 8y ago|0 comments
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Azure Container Instances now generally available(azure.microsoft.com)
25 points by gabrtv 8y ago|0 comments
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by gabrtv 9y ago
Gabe here from the Azure Containers team. Happy to answer any questions about AKS and what Microsoft is doing with Kubernetes more generally!
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Microsoft Unveils AKS, a Fully Managed Kubernetes Service(crn.com)
24 points by gabrtv 9y ago|2 comments
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by gabrtv 9y ago
Serverless tends to be a conflation of 3 features: 1. Invisible infrastructure 2. Microbilling 3. Event-based programming model ACI offers 1 and 2 without forcing 3, thanks to containers.
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by gabrtv 9y ago
If you need service discovery, replicas, rolling deploys, etc. ACI probably isn't for you. Check some of the experimental work we released today connecting ACI with Kubernetes: https://github.com/Azure/aci-connect
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Microsoft Joins Cloud Foundry Foundation(aka.ms)
18 points by gabrtv 9y ago|0 comments
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Draft: Streamlining “inner loop” development for Kubernetes(thenewstack.io)
10 points by gabrtv 9y ago|1 comments
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by gabrtv 10y ago
Congrats to Mies and co. on behalf of the Deis team. Always enjoyed working with you!
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by gabrtv 10y ago
Best to think of Deis as a Kubernetes company. We are much more than the PaaS solution many folks know us for.
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Deis to Join Microsoft(deis.com)
464 points by gabrtv 10y ago|106 comments
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by gabrtv 10y ago
More great stuff from Kelsey... My tldr; konfd writes out k8s configmaps based on other k8s resources like secrets, configmaps, etc. Really useful for writing out complete config files into a pod namespace without relying on external confi
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by gabrtv 10y ago
Hi folks, I'm Gabriel the CTO at Deis and author of the blog post. Happy to answer any questions!
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Designing and Deploying Internet-Scale Services (2008) [pdf](mvdirona.com)
1 points by gabrtv 11y ago|0 comments

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