llama052

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by llama052 8mo ago
Both can be true.
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by llama052 8mo ago
It feels like that's the entire MO of the Azure platform as well. Make a minimum viable product and then get adoption by selling at all costs, despite the products edges.
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by llama052 8mo ago
We've ran into that issue as well, ended up having to move regions entirely because nothing was changing in the current region. I believe it was westus1 at the time. It's a ton of fun to migrate everything over! That’s was years a
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by llama052 8mo ago
It's awful. Any other service in Azure that relies on the core systems seems to have issues trying to depend on it, I feel for those internal teams. Ran into an issue upgrading an AKS cluster last week. It completely stalled and broke
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by llama052 8mo ago
Sadly Github moving more into Azure will expose the fragility of the cloud platform as a whole. We've been working around these rough edges for years. Maybe it will make someone wake up, but I don't think they have any motivation
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by llama052 8mo ago
Looks like Azure as a platform just killed the ability for VM scale operations, due to a change on a storage account ACL that hosted VM extensions. Wow... We noticed when github actions went down, then our self hosted runners because we can
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by llama052 8mo ago
Looks like Azure as a platform just killed the ability for VM scale operations, due to a change on a storage account ACL that hosted VM extensions. Wow... We noticed when github actions went down, then our self hosted runners because we can
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by llama052 10mo ago
Oh absolutely, but honestly the self hosted runner setups that I'm familiar with are just waiting for a call. As far as I can tell GH side just routes.
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by llama052 10mo ago
Our org is showing around 200-300$/mo in added fees and we are exclusively self hosting in our own on premise cluster. Kind of wild we have to pay to use our own compute.
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by llama052 10mo ago
I guess this is on brand for Microsoft. Just lame to go through the trouble to self host runners and still get tacked on with fees after the fact. Hard for me to feel like our industry is innovating and not just gouging with the rest in the
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by llama052 10mo ago
We use locally generated certs for Mtls with different lifetimes. Relying on public CAs for chains of trust like that makes me nervous, especially if something gets revoked.
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by llama052 10mo ago
I’d argue that the big 3 cloud providers have more outages than this, only cloudflare actually lets you know.
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by llama052 10mo ago
It's more advantageous long term for them to be oblivious to it. Ultimately gives them what they want which is reduced supply and increased pricing for them.
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by llama052 10mo ago
I think I explained that poorly. Basically artificially reducing supply so that these manufactures can get more for less. They've been caught doing it in the past before between each other, so why not use OpenAI as a bridge for that.
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by llama052 10mo ago
The cynic in me thinks this would be a convenient way for these memory producers to manufacture demand, while also making OpenAI look good on paper. It’s not like they haven’t been caught price fixing in the past. Win win for these companie
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by llama052 1y ago
Please migrate off of front door. It's been a failure mode since it came out historically. Anything else is better at this point
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by llama052 1y ago
I got a service health alert an hour after it started, saying the portal was having issues. Pretty useless and misleading.
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by llama052 1y ago
Always fun when you can't trust the main status page but have to go to some opinionated social medial website to see the actual problem.
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by llama052 1y ago
Just another day with microsoft. Honestly pretty tiring as something is always generally broken.
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by llama052 2y ago
Agreed, this feels like the kubernetes descheduler as a service or something. Wild.
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by llama052 2y ago
So you had auto update enabled on your cluster and didn’t keep your apiversions up to date? Sounds like user error.
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by llama052 2y ago
I think it's mostly driven by a few things.. A. Doing security is expensive and viewed as a cost burden at a lot of non-technical focused companies. Lots of businesses hedge their bets hoping that a security incident won't be as
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by llama052 2y ago
Security compliance requires all sorts of "invasive" tooling to ensure your client workstations and servers are "safe". Sadly it's mostly a checkmark and often times has dated and arbitrary requirements. As far as I
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by llama052 2y ago
I assume https://www.talos.dev/ Basically a small OS that will prop itself up and allow you to create/adopt into a Kubernetes cluster. Seems to work well from my experience and pretty easy to get set up on.
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by llama052 2y ago
100% this.. There's also exciting projects like Talos, Rancher, and the like for self-hosting Kubernetes that makes it entirely more manageable. So much saturation in this space of people trying to create one off solutions, which on so
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by llama052 2y ago
Nothing specific I've read that helped us with this, our goal was finding the easiest path to entry to get the tooling we desire in our platform. I've debated writing it up and posting it somewhere, maybe I should. There's so
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by llama052 2y ago
So there should be magic on every layer except for the application? That will never happen, the only thing you can do is pay someone like heroku to take care of that for you. Or if your project is small and plain enough you run “serverless”
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by llama052 2y ago
Yeah I agree, it's unfortunate that security compliance is often just making things as hard as possible in most organizations. Often times devops get to be the face of that and trust me.. they sure as hell don't want to have to ho
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by llama052 2y ago
Can you clarify what you mean by "leaks implementation details everywhere"? I like to think of kubernetes as a big orchestration platform that you can choose to use what you need. If an ingress and pods work then use that, otherwi
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by llama052 2y ago
Kubernetes is actually extremely popular all around the world. Chickfila if I recall correctly deploy it in every single store! A lot of big dinosaur corporations are implementing it actively. Unfortunately VMs or Kubernetes or whatever too

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