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by kt9 10y ago
Thanks for the great feedback charlie! Based on your feedback we've added 2 new features to distelli this week. You can now create and manage Kubernetes services in distelli and also use your own K8S deployment yaml. Checkout the new f
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by kt9 10y ago
Thanks for checking it out. If you have questions you can contact us at support@distelli.com or ping me directly at rsingh@distelli.com. Happy to help and look forward to your feedback.
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by kt9 10y ago
Wercker will build your docker images but deployments from wercker to k8s require kubectl, which makes it hard to setup pipelines that deploy from dev -> test automatically and then promote to prod manually once test is working fine. In
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by kt9 10y ago
I'm the Founder at Distelli and we've been helping our customers deploy to VMs for almost a year. Now we've gotten several requests from folks asking us if we can build pipelines to their Kubernetes Clusters and we're ex
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Show HN: Please review our new Kubernetes Pipelines Features(distelli.com)
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Docker Is Actively Harmful to Engineering Organizations(facebook.com)
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by kt9 10y ago
I'm the founder at Distelli and I just want to clarify that the Distelli agent doesn't typically live inside the container though it can. Its used to orchestrate the container lifecycle on the VM itself. However if you're bui
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by kt9 10y ago
The reason the Java HashMap get() is not O(1) is because of separate chaining. The HashMap handles hash collisions by adding all colliding entries to a Linked List and lookups have to hash to the correct bucket and then iterate over the lin
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by kt9 10y ago
This is actually a great point.
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by kt9 10y ago
If I did any UI pieces it would probably be in React talking back to an API handled by the core server.
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Ask HN: New OSS Projects: Go or Java?
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by kt9 10y ago
Check out Distelli - https://www.distelli.com Disclaimer: I'm the founder
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by kt9 10y ago
Domain registrars that engaged in holding domains hostage and increasing prices would probably eventually go out of business. Even if that ended up not being the case, we'd have to fix how domains are transferred between registrars - s
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by kt9 10y ago
Coase theorem applies if there are a) zero or sufficiently low transaction costs and b) if parties are able to bargain. If domains have to be returned back to the registrar b) doesn't apply. Auctions ensure that a) doesn't apply e
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by kt9 10y ago
The best way to eliminate domain squatting is to make domains non-transferrable. If you own a domain you shouldn't be able to transfer it to anyone. The only way to "transfer" a domain should be to return it to the domain reg
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Amazon sues longtime exec over new job at Target(geekwire.com)
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by kt9 11y ago
Thanks @doublerebel. For those interested Distelli is at https://www.distelli.com Disclaimer: I'm the founder at @distelli
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by kt9 11y ago
yes we did consider Golang but Brian' familiarity with Lua was a major factor in the decision. Most importantly however, we foster a culture of ownership and it was Brian's decision to own and he owned it and it was the right deci
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by kt9 11y ago
Shipping it as a single download with zero dependencies meant that we would not have to worry in the future about what else was installed on the machine and the versions of system packaged the customers were running.
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by kt9 11y ago
I'm the founder at Distelli and I just want to add a quick bit of background around the original python decision (2.6 vs 2.4) as well as the decision to "rewrite in Lua". 1. I started the company as a single founder and wrote
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by kt9 11y ago
Hi, I'm the Founder at Distelli and I wrote the original version of the Distelli agent in Python that Brian rebuilt using Lua. The main reason I picked Python 2.4 is because we have large enterprise customers that are / were runni
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by kt9 11y ago
All good questions. We do not store your secrets. You do not give us your secrets. Your secrets do not live on our servers. No one at our company can see your secrets or access them. We provide you with an agent that you install on your own
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by kt9 11y ago
You can encrypt and deploy secrets using Distelli. https://www.distelli.com/docs/user-guides/securing-your-appl... Disclaimer: I'm the founder at Distelli
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by kt9 11y ago
It does work with SmartOS GitLab support is on the roadmap. If you need it asap we can prioritize it high for you - email me rsingh@distelli.com and we can come up with a shared schedule. Same with 2FA. Its on the roadmap and we can acceler
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by kt9 11y ago
We have a simple signup and onboarding flow - connect your github or bitbucket repos and kick off a build. Once the build succeeds install the agent on your server and deploy. The getting started guide needs to be updated.
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by kt9 11y ago
I'm the founder (twitter @arrsingh) at distelli. Happy to answer any questions.
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Understanding Bitbucket Oauth Permissions(distelli.com)
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by kt9 11y ago
I'm the founder at Distelli and I'm happy to answer any questions here.
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Pipelines: Mission Control for DevOps(distelli.com)
3 points by kt9 11y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: I'm a marketing guy. I built a slack bot that deploys code(distelli.com)
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