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Show HN: Localkube – zero to Kubernetes 1.2 in one command(github.com)
173 points by mfburnett 11y ago|48 comments
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Redspread (YC W16): Kubernetes Architecture for Beginners(blog.redspread.com)
2 points by mfburnett 11y ago|0 comments
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Elex: NYTimes' and NPR's open source CLI to get database-ready election results(github.com)
2 points by mfburnett 11y ago|0 comments
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by mfburnett 11y ago
What benefits do you expect to see from query cost prediction?
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by mfburnett 11y ago
Thank you! Definitely - we see a big need for collaborative deployment tools in this space. And of course - happy to officially be part of the open source club :)
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by mfburnett 11y ago
Definitely - making it easier to interface with Container Engine is a big reason why we built this workflow. Because we wanted to make our own lives easier developing with Kubernetes!
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by mfburnett 11y ago
Hey - so right now it's easiest to set up a cluster on GCP. I wrote some simplified directions: https://blog.redspread.com/2016/02/04/google-container-engin... We don't plan on getting into the host
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by mfburnett 11y ago
yes, rolling updates are definitely on our roadmap. right now everything is client side - we’re building a light kubernetes workflow - but web hooks are a great idea
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by mfburnett 11y ago
Thanks for the support! :)
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by mfburnett 11y ago
So right now it's best for two sets of users: 1) those who are looking to deploy Docker to production but don't have any orchestrator set up - Spread makes it really easy to use Kubernetes 2) those who have a remote Kubernetes clu
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by mfburnett 11y ago
So we built Spread to be a workflow that improves on the usual `kubectl create -f ...` `kubectl describe services/example` experience by enabling rapid iteration with Kubernetes. Next on the roadmap is building the image and pushing it
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by mfburnett 11y ago
Hey! If this workflow we're building is the git for Docker deployment, we'll make money on the GitHub - collaborative deployment tools built on top of this workflow.
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by mfburnett 11y ago
It works wherever you've set up a Kubernetes cluster! So as long as you have kubectl configured correctly, you're good to go.
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by mfburnett 11y ago
Thank you! So I've also compiled a list of K8s resources we found to be the most helpful: https://blog.redspread.com/2016/01/05/most-useful-kubernetes... For example, the Godocs for Kubernetes are always
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by mfburnett 11y ago
Hey! Good question. So we're encouraging a .ctr file because we think container reusability will become really important, especially as more organizations share containers across teams. We're playing around with this idea of embed
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by mfburnett 11y ago
Hah yes - it's easy to spell, it rhymes so it's easy to remember, and we got the .com ;)
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by mfburnett 11y ago
Hey thank you! So right now Spread supports deploying multiple containers in a single deployment. We want to let Kubernetes be Kubernetes as much as possible, so scaling deployments up/down (I assume autoscaling is what you meant!) is
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by mfburnett 11y ago
Hey! Very simply, Kubernetes puts containers on servers. It takes care of a lot of logic around scheduling, networking, health checks (i.e. what happens if a pod goes down). I wrote a blog post that breaks down basic Kube architecture, if y
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by mfburnett 11y ago
So in 1.2, Deployment API facilitates the transition from state to state for an RC or a pod. This provides a basic form of revision history, but isn't "versioning" - it's more if you could only go back one step. For us,
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by mfburnett 11y ago
Hey thanks! So we evaluated a bunch of different orchestrator options when we were first thinking about Redspread, and Kubernetes was opinionated in a way we liked the best. Google's been running containers in production for a decade n
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by mfburnett 11y ago
Hey everyone, cofounders of Redspread here, Mackenzie and Dan. We built Spread, our open source command line tool to build and deploy Docker to Kubernetes in one command, to enable rapid iteration with Kubernetes and provide the easiest way
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Show HN: Redspread (YC W16) – CLI to deploy Docker to Kubernetes in one command(github.com)
118 points by mfburnett 11y ago|43 comments
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by mfburnett 11y ago
How do you feel about not being able to share in the profits of the commercialization of your medical data and other discarded cells (i.e. blood samples, hair)? Because that's the legal precedent right now in the United States: https:
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by mfburnett 11y ago
Ah I tried searching for this but didn't see it. Thanks!
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by mfburnett 11y ago
For those curious, here's what the gravitational wave recently detected by LIGO sounds like, slowed down: http://www.techinsider.io/gravitational-wave-black-holes-sou...
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Ask HN: What would a cosmic orchestra sound like?
4 points by mfburnett 11y ago|1 comments
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Report: Black Female Founders Receive Basically Zero Venture Capital(techcrunch.com)
11 points by mfburnett 11y ago|5 comments
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by mfburnett 11y ago
Is there a nice Gitlab Docker-Kubernetes setup that you could recommend?
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Museo Atlantico: Europe's eerie underwater museum(bbc.com)
2 points by mfburnett 11y ago|0 comments
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by mfburnett 11y ago
"They can tolerate flattening not because the roach exoskeleton is soft, but because it is composed of rigid plates connected by more flexible tissue. When flattened, they resort to a kind of locomotion that hasn’t been studied before,

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