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   The Importance of Empty States(home.robusta.dev)

   2 points by nyellin 4y ago|0 comments
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   by nyellin 4y ago

   The Open Source Startup Podcast https://oss-startup-podcast.launchnotes.io/ I'm CEO of an open source startup in the Kubernetes space ( https://robusta.dev ) and it's been an incredibly useful source of
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   I can't save you, nobody can (thoughts on firing)(world.hey.com)

   2 points by nyellin 4y ago|2 comments
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   For the love of god, stop using CPU limits on Kubernetes(home.robusta.dev)

   3 points by nyellin 4y ago|0 comments
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   by nyellin 4y ago

   Every time you write a non trivial regex! Regexes often contain complex parts that repeat themselves throughout the regex or can be combined into higher level patterns. This adds support for that.
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   by nyellin 4y ago

   That's the Grafana philosophy but there's a trade-off between creating a customizable framework and creating something that just works out of the box with zero configuration. We've taken the zero config path for Robusta ( htt
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   by nyellin 4y ago

   Octosql looks very cool! Thanks for posting. Also agree with you about telemetry. We send some minimal telemetry in Robusta (also easily disabled) and it's been a big help for us as a project. https://github.com/robusta
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   by nyellin 4y ago

   It's not terrible, just looking for alternatives I'm not familiar with. We wanted to use it for marketing automation but would have had to pay $900/month even after the startup discount [1] so we chose customer.io instead and
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   Ask HN: What CRM do you use?

   2 points by nyellin 4y ago|2 comments
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    by nyellin 4y ago

    I use it all the time when hiring! We're open source ( https://robusta.dev ) and very involved in the kubernetes ecosystem so GitHub history is extremely relevant when we look at candidates. We'll hire people with no Git
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    For the love of god, stop using CPU limits on Kubernetes(home.robusta.dev)

    1 points by nyellin 5y ago|0 comments
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    Why it takes 97.68 seconds to install Robusta on a Kubernetes cluster(home.robusta.dev)

    1 points by nyellin 5y ago|0 comments
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    by nyellin 5y ago

    You should call it pg_pg
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    by nyellin 5y ago

    Thanks! We're going to be deploying Supabase on prem soon using Kubernetes. (We could probably contribute a Helm chart if you wanted.) We're also happy paying customers! We need on prem to offer our own customers an on-prem soluti
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    by nyellin 5y ago

    Thanks! We have some plans on how to build a competitive moat. Appreciate the feedback. It was a pleasure talking to you recently.
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    by nyellin 5y ago

    Thanks. Assuming we have a ToS which forbids this, is there anything even worth doing when it's violated?
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    by nyellin 5y ago

    Monitoring, responding to alerts, tracking changes that developers roll out (so you can realize when one causes a problem), etc
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    by nyellin 5y ago

    Thanks, appreciate the answer
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    by nyellin 5y ago

    github.com/robusta-dev/robusta
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    by nyellin 5y ago

    Also curious about this, from the perspective of a content creator. I create very short YouTube videos about kubernetes [1] so adapting it for the shorts format wouldnt be too hard. Does anyone have experience with this? [1] https:/&#
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    Ask HN: What do you do when competition signs up for your service?

    176 points by nyellin 5y ago|161 comments
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    by nyellin 5y ago

    Fellow OSS founder here (robusta.dev for Kubernetes monitoring). Can you explain in more detail the way people are misusing your service? Aren't you running within someone else's infrastructure? At least that's how I understo
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    by nyellin 5y ago

    Yeah, fair points. Regarding (3) there are tools for that like kubie. I've still shot myself in the foot before. https://github.com/sbstp/kubie
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    by nyellin 5y ago

    Yeah fair point. Regarding the implementation and tooling, what's lacking in your opinion?
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    by nyellin 5y ago

    There's a video? I just meant reading the homepage and looking at the example docs! Regardless, looks cool. Thanks
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    by nyellin 5y ago

    You can say created! It exists in etcd just hasn't been materialized in other ways yet.
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    by nyellin 5y ago

    With Mac OS you explicitly open the file, do a write, and close it. You don't declaratively specify your intent that it should have certain contents.
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    by nyellin 5y ago

    Hey, OP here. You're completely right. This is what Kelsey Hightower is hinting at when he says Kubernetes is a platform for building distributed systems. What enables that is the declarative/autonomic nature. Declarative/aut
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    by nyellin 5y ago

    Ah just sat the demo. Cool
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    by nyellin 5y ago

    Hey, I'm possibly a target customer (not sure) and I don't know what stripe-style means. Just a single data point, but perhaps reconsider how you describe it. We develop an open source observability and automation platform for Kub