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Kubernetes is a cloud operating system(home.robusta.dev)
29 points by nyellin 5y ago|16 comments
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by nyellin 5y ago
Better to build a minimal version of the wrong thing than a full version of the wrong thing. Of course, if you can just build the right thing then do that. But you're more likely to mess up that way.
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Recursion Visualizer(recursionvisualizer.com)
1 points by nyellin 5y ago|0 comments
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by nyellin 5y ago
I could make the same argument for why dockerfiles are bad and you should install infrastructure manually instead of automating it!
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by nyellin 5y ago
Hey, I wrote the post. Agree completely with your comments. I was trying to draw an analogy between the two, not imply that one replaces the other
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by nyellin 5y ago
That's the problem we're out to solve with robusta.dev. We're slowly but surely converting the world's institutional technical knowledge into re-usable and automated runbooks.
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by nyellin 5y ago
Thank you!
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by nyellin 5y ago
Sorry, was hyperbole. I have to pay bills like everyone else and am getting married tomorrow. I just meant that I enjoy it.
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Kubernetes Is the New POSIX(home.robusta.dev)
16 points by nyellin 5y ago|6 comments
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by nyellin 5y ago
OSS founder here! (At robusta.dev - kubernetes stuff) Funding is very good these days for OSS startups, especially related to kubernetes and cloud. That said, I wouldn't recommend that anyone become a founder for the cash. It's
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by nyellin 5y ago
Very cool. A few months ago I tried building a configuration manager for robusta.dev using streamlit. Basically I wanted to autogenerate a frontend for arbitrary Pydantic models (in my case configurations of Kubernetes automations). The too
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These satisfying animations are made with just 150 lines of Python(youtube.com)
2 points by nyellin 5y ago|0 comments
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Why all your Prometheus alerts are missing the data you need on Kubernetes(home.robusta.dev)
1 points by nyellin 5y ago|0 comments
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by nyellin 5y ago
Repography looks very cool, but why does it need permission to "act on my behalf"? Is it possible to use without connecting my user at all?
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Combining CPU profiling and static analysis for better JupyterNotebook profiling(home.robusta.dev)
2 points by nyellin 5y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: I wrote a profiler that combines dynamic profiling and static analysis(home.robusta.dev)
10 points by nyellin 5y ago|0 comments
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by nyellin 5y ago
Are you looking for strategies to monetize on a massive scale (e.g. VC funded, whole company) or a way to monetize small personal projects while keeping them small?
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by nyellin 5y ago
I'm CEO of an open source based startup (robusta.dev for Kubernetes monitoring and troubleshooting) and IMO those limitations are usually a bad idea. In my experience, most contributors start by playing around with software, then prope
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by nyellin 5y ago
Thanks!
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Ask HN: How do you monitor social media and community engagement?
5 points by nyellin 5y ago|3 comments
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by nyellin 5y ago
Yeah, you can also get kubectl to output json directly
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by nyellin 5y ago
I'd love to see YAML support. I can see this being useful on a daily basis for everyone who works with Kubernetes. It's so useful that I'm going to dedicate next episode of my 100 Kubernetes Tool series to this. [1] [1] http
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Magic Bleep – How to Burn Four Billion Dollars(natanyellin.com)
2 points by nyellin 5y ago|0 comments
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by nyellin 5y ago
I honestly hope Docker succeeds commercially. It's one of those weird case studies for open source founders like myself (robusta.dev) in both how to build an open source community and what NOT to do regarding monetization. The thing ab
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Docker makes comeback with over $50M in ARR two years into restructuring(techcrunch.com)
2 points by nyellin 5y ago|1 comments
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by nyellin 5y ago
It's like the good old days when the power went down at work and everyone came to the hallways. Good luck to the engineers at GitHub as I know how stressful it can be, but hope everyone else is enjoying a nice break and some socializin
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Kubernetes is complex because you want complex things(home.robusta.dev)
2 points by nyellin 5y ago|0 comments
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by nyellin 5y ago
I'm the author and happy to answer any questions or criticism There's also a conversation about it on Reddit you might like: https://www.reddit.com/r/kubernetes/comments/sh4e8c/kubernet...
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Kubernetes is complex because you like complex things(home.robusta.dev)
2 points by nyellin 5y ago|2 comments
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by nyellin 5y ago
Not associated with the project, but out of curiosity what's your use case?

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