kylegalbraith

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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
Not to shill another blog post of ours in here, but maybe this is helpful. It's not exactly what you're asking for as it relates to running containers via runc. But this walks through how OCI layers are actually built up behind th
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
Hey, thanks for the question! Depot co-founder here. We've optimized BuildKit for remote container builds with Depot. So we've added things like a different `--load` for pulling the image back that is optimized to only pull the la
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BuildKit in depth: Docker's build engine explained(depot.dev)
174 points by kylegalbraith 3y ago|44 comments
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
Depot [0] founder here. Thanks for the mention. We're also planning on bringing a bit of a different take to GitHub Action runners that's not tied to Hetzner directly. It will be entirely open-source as well, so you can take it an
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
Been using Anki for years for more advanced language learning. I usually keep notes of words or phrases that come up during my day to day living in France that are new to me (or used a way I’m less familiar with). I research their construct
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
We started with AWS EBS volumes with BuildKit on EC2. We've now moved to BuildKit on EC2 and a Ceph storage cluster on bare metal EC2 instances.
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
This is a fascinating read. We run a Ceph storage cluster for persisting Docker layer cache [0]. We went from using EBS to Ceph and saw a massive difference in throughput. Went from a write throughput of 146 MB/s and 3,000 IOPS to 900
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
This is the magical stuff that I love finding on HN. We don’t make this enough at home.
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The future is not Docker(blog.kylegalbraith.com)
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
I would probably change your site title :) Cool idea. I'll be watching to see how it evolves.
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
Dive is an amazing tool in the container/Docker space. It makes life so much easier to debug what is actually in your container. When we were first getting started with Depot [0], we often got asked how to reduce image size as well as
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
I echo this sentiment. For the space this project is in, it's amazing the amount of support and coverage it gets from Buster & all the maintainers. This a good example of an open-source community done very well.
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AzuraCast: A Simple, Self-Hosted Web Radio Management Suite(github.com)
58 points by kylegalbraith 3y ago|15 comments
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
Total long shot. But does anyone have any good side projects that would center around simulating fluid dynamics? I’ve always been interested in aerodynamics and I’ve wanted to see if there is a way to learn more about it with my programming
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
What does this get you that submitting a sitemap to Google doesn't?
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Top common Dockerfile linting issues(depot.dev)
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
Out of curiosity, is there any collection of folks that are actively moving to OpenTofu that have been waiting for a GA release?
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Ephemeral Docker Registry by Depot(depot.dev)
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
We have this with https://depot.dev out of the box. You connect to a native BuildKit and run your Docker image build on native Intel and Arm CPUs with fast persistent SSD cache orchestrated across builds. It’s immediately there
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
What are some of the systems that make that difficult?
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
Hey HN! We're excited to launch our Dockerfile Explorer. It allows you to visualize the lower level build ops (LLB)[0] that a Dockerfile is parsed to that BuildKit is parsed to. We built it to help people leveraging Depot get a better
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Show HN: Dockerfile Explorer(depot.dev)
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
This was a very well written piece and really resonates with me. I've never been diagnosed with ADHD but when I read pieces like this I always walk away feeling like I check most of the boxes. Has anyone ever encountered the same and b
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Faster Docker builds for Arm without emulation(depot.dev)
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
I wish it would adjust to the height of my terminal and do it all in one go instead of jumping down line breaks.
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
We leverage Arm instances in Depot [0] to power native Docker image builds for Arm and I would say we see a lot of performance improvement in with machine start, requests per instance, and overall response rate. Granted, we aren't thro
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
This is the first thought I had as well. The t3/t4 class is notoriously problematic when you get to reasonable loads because of their burstable nature. Still an interesting test, but it would be better on a general instance class.
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
PostHog is a fantastic product and I really feel like they are becoming the company that is looking to broadly share their learnings/experience with others.
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
We do a little bit of this with depot.dev and it doesn’t have meaningful conversion. But, I do think it helps awareness as we do get some folks that tell us I saw you on this repo or that. We also do it to support projects we think are neat
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by kylegalbraith 3y ago
We use Loops to power some of our email things for Depot [0] and Resend for other bits of it. In general, it's been a pleasure to use. I think there are some logic things to get right at the API level, like should I use events or conta

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