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by pchico83 4y ago
Also, how hard would it be to run mutagen on web assembly?
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by pchico83 4y ago
Hi Jacob. I am one of the founders of Okteto ( https://okteto.com/ ), a remote development platform for Compose and Kubernetes applications. We use Syncthing to sync code between the developer laptop and pods running in Kuber
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by pchico83 6y ago
The Okteto CLI lets you develop inside a container, no matter if it is running locally or in a remote cluster. The main advantages of developing inside containers are: - replicability: development containers eliminate the need to install yo
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Develop inside a container with the Okteto CLI(github.com)
3 points by pchico83 6y ago|1 comments
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by pchico83 6y ago
We would love to talk more about the issues you have. If you want to schedule a call just drop us an email.
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by pchico83 6y ago
Those are really good questions, we have similar requests from our users. We don't have general answers yet, but let me explain a few solutions we have in place. Data: data is hard. There are teams that workout the problem with fixture
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by pchico83 6y ago
Don't take me wrong, I am a big fun of serverless. We use it in production too. But I also think it does not cover a large percentage of the deployment spectrum, at least for a few years. And serverless can also benefit from tools like
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by pchico83 6y ago
Right, that works. I think that setup does not scale well for large teams or if you are not able to run all your services locally due to resource constraints
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by pchico83 6y ago
Would something like Okteto Enterprise fit your needs? https://okteto.com/docs/enterprise
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by pchico83 6y ago
You can achieve good isolation with a combination of RBAC, network policies, OPA rules and runtimes like gvisor. We also monitor suspicious activity with Falco. For deeper security, we offer Okteto Teams, which runs on a dedicated cluster,
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by pchico83 6y ago
One of the advantages of using Kubernetes vs a remote VM, which is an approach followed by companies like Stripe, Slack, Eriksson and much more... is that Kubernetes is very efficient allocating resources. Idle dev environments don't c
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by pchico83 6y ago
Yes, the possibilities with this are very exciting. We have already integrated Gitlab runners in our Application Catalog, and we are working on a UX to deploy a branch and put it on dev mode on a single command.
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by pchico83 6y ago
Thanks for your feedback. We changed our free tier a few weeks ago to avoid abuse, but we will probably improve over it in the following months. Our focus is on development, not on hosting production apps, so I hope we can do more drastical
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by pchico83 6y ago
That really depends on the size of your app. You also lose the ability to run debuggers. Not to mention how hard is to run serverless java applications, which is the dominant enterprise programming language.
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by pchico83 6y ago
Sorry if you find it patronizing, I tried to describe the problem in a general way to make it interesting for the general reader, independently of how we solve the problem. Okteto, in particular, does not impose any IDE. It works with onlin
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by pchico83 6y ago
How do you develop your functions? Using Kubernetes as a development platform also applies to serverless, we have articles with Cloud Run and OpenFaaS: https://www.openfaas.com/blog/painless-serverless-developmen... Th
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by pchico83 6y ago
why? we offer vanilla kubernetes namespaces. There are no hidden dependencies
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by pchico83 6y ago
I haven't tried rust, but I usually work with Go. The performance really depends on the resources assigned to your container. Okteto Cloud gives you 4 CPUs and 8Gi RAM. Also, it is important to persist dependencies and cache informatio
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by pchico83 6y ago
Github codespaces is a step forward to eliminate local setup and have replicable dev environments running in containers. But for true cloud-native applications, you would need a kubernetes namespace to run other services, databases or acces
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Instant dev environments for cloud-native apps(okteto.com)
91 points by pchico83 6y ago|50 comments
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Kickstart your GitOps practices today(okteto.com)
3 points by pchico83 6y ago|0 comments
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How to Develop and Debug Ruby Applications in Kubernetes(okteto.com)
2 points by pchico83 7y ago|0 comments
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by pchico83 7y ago
You can also use "okteto up", which syncs your local code to kubernetes pods. "okteto up" is more oriented to speed up the inner loop cycle.
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Okteto Push – Your Code to Kubernetes in Seconds(okteto.com)
4 points by pchico83 7y ago|6 comments
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Okteto: Step out of the dark ages and start developing the cloud native way(okteto.com)
8 points by pchico83 7y ago|0 comments
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by pchico83 7y ago
https://okteto.com/blog/remote-kubernetes-development/
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How to Develop Go Applications in Kubernetes(okteto.com)
6 points by pchico83 7y ago|0 comments
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How to Develop Java Applications in Kubernetes
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by pchico83 7y ago
I share the vision of this article. We are working on the same problem at Okteto Inc. As an ex-docker employee, I love to work with docker-compose and I agree it is usually a good enough abstraction for development. But it is not only about
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How to be more productive developing Kubernetes Helm charts(medium.com)
13 points by pchico83 8y ago|0 comments

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