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by gscho 6y ago
Perhaps they are looking at Habitat which is a cross-platform package manager that competes with Chocolatey somewhat.
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SOC2 Compliance Best Practices with Chef Habitat and ShuttleOps(shuttleops.io)
2 points by gscho 6y ago|0 comments
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by gscho 6y ago
We currently use habitat in production on VMs and have been happy with it. It helped us solve a few pain points with deploying to VMs: - dependencies are packaged and shipped with you app (no apt get install) so dev and prod environments ar
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by gscho 6y ago
Concourse is a great CI tool. Sounds like the real issue was a lack of understanding how it works. Yes, each step in a pipeline is a container but you can put all logic in one container if you wanted, not just a lint command.
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by gscho 6y ago
Right now the plan is to provide an integration API that you can use to trigger a k8s deployment from your CI tool of choice. Some more common CI systems like Jenkins will have their own step in the release workflow which will allow you to
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Ask HN: What features would your ideal k8s ARO tool have?
1 points by gscho 6y ago|2 comments
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by gscho 6y ago
When I logged in today and saw the redesign I thought to myself, "how long until there is a hacker news post full of comments blasting this"? Thank you for not disappointing.
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Using chef habitat to package spring boot applications(shuttleops.io)
1 points by gscho 6y ago|0 comments
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No-Code CI/CD: A Developer Perspective(shuttleops.io)
1 points by gscho 6y ago|0 comments
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by gscho 6y ago
We can't forget to consider the cost of productivity gains and developer happiness from using ruby. It can significantly out weigh the cost of some additional hardware. If it doesn't bring you that, then we have a problem!
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Using ShuttleOps to Deploy a Load-Balanced Go Microservice(schofield.dev)
1 points by gscho 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: ShuttleOps – A New No-Code CI/CD Solution with a Free Tier(shuttleops.io)
13 points by gscho 6y ago|0 comments
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by gscho 7y ago
Concourse CI is another example of an application UI written in elm: https://github.com/concourse/concourse/tree/master/web/elm