moondev

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by moondev 9y ago
I believe they manage their own hardware in a datacenter
842.
by moondev 9y ago
Less time than ec2? Last time I test drove packet it was around 10 min
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by moondev 9y ago
Absolutely. They did a great job too
844.
by moondev 9y ago
Sounds like a great idea for a side project. Build a user friendly interface that leverages a remote vault server on the backend. It's primary use case if definitely for applications.
845.
by moondev 9y ago
Why not ryzen? More dedicated cores for more vms
846.
by moondev 9y ago
Find your favorite useful data and "print as pdf"?
847.
by moondev 9y ago
Golang, js + react with a sprinkle of docker + kubernetes
848.
by moondev 9y ago
Here is a docker image I made if anyone wants to quickly try out broadway https://github.com/moondev/gtk3-docker
849.
by moondev 9y ago
Have you tried appimages, snaps, or flatpacks?
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by moondev 9y ago
Fair enough! I'm more in the devops/platform space so worrying about python versions and setting GOPATH is wasted time for my purposes. What I love is the portability with minimal effort.
851.
by moondev 9y ago
"kcm create mykube" so much behind the scenes going on with that simple command. Cool project!
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by moondev 9y ago
I used to lean on python for much of my scripting needs, mainly because the more advanced bash syntax was pretty daunting. Getting better at bash has a trickle-down effect, especially in this container age. ENV var scoping + loops and vario
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by moondev 9y ago
I learn best by example, and I have learned so much just by evaluating and implementing hashicorp vault: https://www.vaultproject.io/docs/secrets/pki/index.html It doesn't hold your hand at all, but it g
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by moondev 9y ago
Jenkins + Blue Ocean, Spinnaker, Gitlab all running inside as well as deploying to Kubernetes
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by moondev 9y ago
Seems there are plans in the works via clouddriver: https://github.com/spinnaker/clouddriver/search?utf8=%E2%9C%... I'm sure they will eventually, but it probably takes a big amount of effort to prep and poli
856.
by moondev 9y ago
just drag the image on top of the other with your mouse
857.
by moondev 9y ago
Only in edge, not stable
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by moondev 9y ago
Docker for Mac, VScode, iterm + zsh, minikube via xhyve, istat menus. shimo vpn client. I've also been enjoying the opera browser lately. It's less of a resource hog than chrome but still uses blink to render. Also has a really ni
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by moondev 9y ago
iTerm2 has a quake style drop-down layout that is instant and activated by hot key. I can't live without it. And just curious, is this an electron menu-bar app? What framework did you use for the tty
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by moondev 9y ago
Jenkins and Spinnaker go hand-in-hand. The Jenkins stage is a first class citizen in a Spinnaker pipeline. Spinnaker + K8s is an incredible combo. We actually ran it inside Kubernetes, and it was able to upgrade itself. Pretty awesome stuff
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by moondev 9y ago
Polyglot microservices that are appropriate for each context on kubernetes.
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by moondev 9y ago
It's git. Just add the gitlab remote and push.
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by moondev 9y ago
You can already do that but even better, and with an actual x86 computer. I bought some of these when they were $80 https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Fanless-Ubuntu-14-0-4-Comput... plus a battery usb battery pack. http
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by moondev 9y ago
If anyone is looking for the same, I made a quick docker image here: https://github.com/moondev/ksonnet-docker
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by moondev 9y ago
Is there a dockerhub image or linux binary available? Trying to figure out the context of best way to use this in a job. Currently have been using containerized https://github.com/andreasjansson/envtpl in my builds and
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by moondev 9y ago
Very well put. From what I see this is like moving hysterix from the sidecar level to the network level. No need for applications to care of even know about leveraging the circuit-breaking. Very excited to try it out!
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by moondev 9y ago
Great documentation and some really great tools included. I was able to get the platform running in minikube really quickly. Interested to compare this to linkerd.
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by moondev 9y ago
Kotlin compiles to the jvm so it has always "supported" Android. The difference now is that Android supports kotlin. It's now a first class citizen in the ecosystem in regards to docs, libs etc
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by moondev 9y ago
I love the native osx tabs for multiple windows, but I hate the color and size they are. Guess there's nothing that can be done about that though.
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by moondev 9y ago
Why not avoid dockerhub all together and just use ECR in two regions yourself?

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