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Rainbow Deployment: Why and How to Do It(releasehub.com)
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by jeremy_k 4y ago
Thanks for the update! I passed the information along to the our Customer Support team.
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by jeremy_k 4y ago
Any thoughts on building a widget for on-site issues? I could see our company adopting this right away as we're heavy users of Slack connect to interface with our customers. We migrated from Intercom to FreshDesk and our current workfl
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DevOps Trends for 2023 from 290 KubeCon Booths(uptime.build)
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Spotify’s Vulnerability Management Platform(engineering.atspotify.com)
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Intuit’s Platform Engineering Team Chose an App Definition(thenewstack.io)
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Platform Engineering is not DevOps(neilmillard.com)
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by jeremy_k 4y ago
Thought it was interesting to see Vercel launching this feature as I recalled a previous YC Company, FeaturePeek, had been purchased by Netlify [0] - [0] https://techcrunch.com/2021/05/19/netflify-snags-yc-alu
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Vercel Introduces Commenting on Preview Deployments(vercel.com)
4 points by jeremy_k 4y ago|1 comments
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by jeremy_k 4y ago
Disclaimer: I work for the company which wrote the blog post. We basically do this at ReleaseHub, however there is a level of indirection we introduced. We basically have our own version of Kompose which generates our own YAML file, which w
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by jeremy_k 4y ago
When you say 'a kubernetes distro that can be managed entirely using compose files will be a massively impactful project. Not like Kompose which converts Compose files to k8s yml files....' Do you mean from the your perspective, y
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by jeremy_k 4y ago
Interestingly enough I have found Twitter's recommended tweets and showing me tweets that people I follow liked as an added benefit. I've started following many different people across tech with different view points and I feel th
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by jeremy_k 5y ago
It is probably a huge leap to think about using Bazel, but I found Uber's blog post about how they manage this issue after setting up a monorepo a really good read - https://eng.uber.com/go-monorepo-bazel/
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by jeremy_k 5y ago
To note, we signed up for the beta and got accepted in last week. Haven't turned it on yet though.
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by jeremy_k 5y ago
Do you work in game development? I would love to hear a little bit more about your experience. I play and follow Apex Legends and I'm always so curious about how bugs and regressions seem to make it into every one of their patches. As
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by jeremy_k 5y ago
"It’s okay if you don’t have a lot of context on a pull request. Try to contribute one useful thing. One of the best ways is to check it out locally and take the feature for a test run!" Since I work in the space I'm biased,
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by jeremy_k 5y ago
The surprise meeting at noon just got spoiled! Congrats to the Temporal team. We're just getting up and running with Temporal at Release, but I'm very excited to see the effect it is going to have on how we design and interact wit
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ReleaseHub Announces $20M Series A Round Led by CRV(releasehub.com)
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by jeremy_k 5y ago
Interesting that both Periscope and Meerkat eventually got bought out and shut down. It seems like live content may not be as sought after, but I would say we're seeing a 2.0 attempt of both apps with Clubhouse.
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Release Uses Action Cable and Redux Toolkit(releasehub.com)
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by jeremy_k 5y ago
It's called Backdoor Roth Contribution [1]. It only really works if you don't have any normal IRA accounts. 1 - https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/backdoor-roth-ira.asp
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Contributing to Open Source – Getting Started(releasehub.com)
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Webhook Authentication Learnings for GitHub, Gitlab, and Bitbucket(releasehub.com)
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by jeremy_k 5y ago
Definitely going to check this out. Our company was just discussing how we wanted to go about coming up with some new designs for the app without a full time designer on board. Just to note, after I used the invite feature, the pop out clos
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by jeremy_k 5y ago
Thank you for the kind words. I'll try to answer what I can! In regards to the customers needing an ops pipeline to create images, that isn't necessary to use Release. We have our own build infrastructure, running on Docker Buildx
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by jeremy_k 5y ago
Hi, I built out our microservices solution and you read more about it in the Microservices Architecture documentation [1]. There is also a walk through of setting up two applications with this approach in the documentation [2]. At a high le
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by jeremy_k 6y ago
We tried this approach and have attempted to bend React Context to our need, but it feels like its gotten pretty hacky. Are you only using component state and Context or what is your approach?
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by jeremy_k 6y ago
Gatsby + Github pages. I run `yarn deploy` and it publishes the built version of the Gatsby app to the `published` branch and Github automatically updates. The `main` branch of the repo remains intact for editing content.
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by jeremy_k 6y ago
Interesting to see this come up. I wrote about using pass to authenticate to Docker inside of an alpine linux docker container last summer[1]. It was quite the undertaking to get it all working. The premise was to figure out how to securely
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Cutting Build Time in Half with Docker’s Buildx Kubernetes Driver(releasehub.com)
3 points by jeremy_k 6y ago|0 comments

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