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Gaia v0.2.3 Released(github.com)
1 points by michelvocks 8y ago|0 comments
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by michelvocks 8y ago
Yes, that is indeed possible and shouldn't be a huge problem. Would love to talk about this idea in a separate github issue! :-)
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by michelvocks 8y ago
At the end Gaia is a task scheduler. You can compare it with AWS stepflow but also with Jenkins/CircleCI/TravisCI/Bamboo/Codeship and many more. In my opinion Gaia is perfect for programmers which are "forced"
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by michelvocks 8y ago
At the end Gaia is a task scheduler. You can compare it with AWS stepflow but also with Jenkins/CircleCI/TravisCI/Bamboo/Codeship and many more. In my opinion Gaia is perfect for programmers which are "forced"
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by michelvocks 8y ago
Gaia is only a few month old so we currently only support Go, Java, Python and C++. Feel free to open an issue on our github page to rise some awareness that C# support is appreciated. :-)
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by michelvocks 8y ago
Thanks. In the end it is similar to Gaia (a task scheduler) but also comparable with Jenkins/TravisCI/CircleCI and probably hundreds more schedulers. :-) The basic idea is not new. In my opinion Gaia is perfect for programmers whi
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by michelvocks 8y ago
In the past you simply had to compile your application, package it and push it to a remote server. Nowadays, it's not that simple anymore. You often find yourself writing scripts to create Kubernetes resources, manage remote APIs to cr
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by michelvocks 8y ago
It does not generate any revenue. It's free and open-source. :-) In my opinion it's comparable with airflow except it's more lightweight and supports basically any programming language and not only python.
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by michelvocks 8y ago
Yes, except it's more lightweight and supports basically any programming language and not only python.
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by michelvocks 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I will work on that! :-)
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by michelvocks 8y ago
It can be used as an replacement for existing CI/CD tools but not exclusive. In my opinion Gaia can be used for every possible automation task. :-) We are already working on "agents/build slaves" (we call them worker):
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by michelvocks 8y ago
Gaia is just a few month old so we currently only officially support those languages. Feel free to open an issue on our github page to help us figuring out which languages are missing/needed.
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by michelvocks 8y ago
Pretty good description. Seems like I still have a lot to learn on how to present an idea right. :-)
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by michelvocks 8y ago
Really good idea. Website definitively needs something like that. I will work on this! Argo is pretty cool but I think it's different. Imagine developing an automation workflow with 20-30 different steps. In Argo you basically have to
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by michelvocks 8y ago
You are right. Often I'm so drown in what I'm doing that I lose the overview. I will do better in the future!
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by michelvocks 8y ago
Hey bsenftner. Could you provide a link or an example of what you mean? :-) I googled "Deadline" but what I've found looks not correct. I usually compare Gaia with tools like Jenkins and Spinnaker. For example, many people u
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by michelvocks 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback. You are absolutely right. I think we have answered those questions on our github readme page ( https://github.com/gaia-pipeline/gaia ) but somehow missed that on our webpage. We will work on that
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by michelvocks 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback. You are absolutely right, this needs some more work! We have already defined a "Q&A" section in our github README file ( https://github.com/gaia-pipeline/gaia#questions-and-answers-
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by michelvocks 8y ago
Good question! :-) Gaia is basically a scheduler. It automatically starts your pipeline, executes the functions defined in the pipeline and is also responsible for terminating the pipeline process.
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by michelvocks 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I will add that! To answer your question, a pipeline is a real application which consists of at least one function (we call it job). You can compare it with a Jenkins Pipeline ( https://jenkins.io/sol
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by michelvocks 8y ago
We have just added the support for C++ and currently looking at Rust but it's a bit tricky. There is no official gRPC SDK for Rust but I think we will manage it soon. :-)
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by michelvocks 8y ago
Hey simplify. Yes, actually when you open the website ( https://gaia-pipeline.io ) it should automatically start the video. Otherwise, have a look here: https://gaia-pipeline.io/video/gaia.mp4
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Show HN: Gaia – Build pipelines in any programming language(gaia-pipeline.io)
231 points by michelvocks 8y ago|67 comments
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Gaia – Like Jenkins Pipeline but in any programming language(github.com)
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Gaia V0.2.1 Released with Python, Java, Vault, Parameters Support and Much More(github.com)
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by michelvocks 8y ago
Hey oldgun. Sorry for the late reply. Good to hear that. Let me know if you have any questions! :-)
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by michelvocks 8y ago
Hey rs86. Sorry for the late reply. I actually like the design a lot. I think many developers also enjoy a fresh modern design, too :-)
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by michelvocks 8y ago
Hey stevekemp. Sorry for the late reply. You are right, Gaia is alpha so this feature is currently missing. I hope we can provide this soon. :-)
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by michelvocks 8y ago
Hey empath75. Sorry for the late reply. We also discussed this ( https://github.com/gaia-pipeline/gaia/issues/19 ) and you are right. We will switch soon to a dependency system instead of a priority system. :-)
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by michelvocks 8y ago
Hey rahimnathwani. Sorry for the late reply. You are absolutely right, this is my fault. I should have explained the term "pipeline" a bit more. I will work on this!

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