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by pmig 2y ago
Currently Glasskube only supports wrapping and patching Helm Charts and plain manifests. As Helm chart creation has its quirks ( https://glasskube.dev/blog/5-helm-shortcomings/ ) creating native Glasskube packages i
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Which configuration lange should we pick for Glasskube Native packages?(github.com)
1 points by pmig 2y ago|1 comments
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by pmig 2y ago
Currently Glasskube only supports wrapping and patching Helm Charts and plain manifests. As Helm chart creation has its quirks ( https://glasskube.dev/blog/5-helm-shortcomings/ ) creating native Glasskube packages i
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by pmig 2y ago
Yes we do, in fact you can find the exact comparison here: https://glasskube.dev/docs/comparisons/helm/
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by pmig 2y ago
Our demo is more end user focused. You can find more information about our configuration options in our package configuration documentation: https://glasskube.dev/docs/design/package-config/
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by pmig 2y ago
So whats your take on https://github.com/stripe/skycfg do you also have experience with it?
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by pmig 2y ago
Introducing complexity is always something that needs to be introduced carefully. It makes things harder if you introduce it to early, but everything will break in a big bang if you introduce it too late. Nowadays you can also start with a
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by pmig 2y ago
We started similar to Homebrew with putting packages inside our "core" Glasskube package repository ( https://github.com/glasskube/packages ) where all updates are centrally stored and tested by our CI / C
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by pmig 2y ago
The problem with contributing Glasskube to the CNCF atm would be that we would also need to contribute our Logo and trade mark. Something which we currently not willing to do. We look as Grafana as a successful example that did not contribu
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by pmig 2y ago
Packages available in the public Glasskube repo are configured in a way to make sure changes in CRDs get applied (either via Manifest or the helm-controller) We will update the docs though.
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by pmig 2y ago
That's an interesting analogy, but I thinks it's a stretch.
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by pmig 2y ago
This is actually a problem we want to focus on with Glasskube Cloud ( https://glasskube.cloud/ ) where our glasskube[bot] will comment on your GitOps Pull request with an exact diff of resources that will get changed across a
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by pmig 2y ago
Helm (also in combination with terraform) is a client side tool for deploying charts to your cluster. Glasskube on the other hand is a package manger where you can find look up, install and configure packages via a cli and UI and overcome s
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by pmig 2y ago
Thanks for clarifying your inputs. > This misses the point, what we need is something more like Terraform, which has a way to get dynamic information from resource values that are assigned by the system. One such example would be the sec
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by pmig 2y ago
ArgoCD is a great tool to sync the state from your GitOps repository to your cluster and helps by visualizing the installed resources and showcase potentials errors. It is often used by developers to get a glimpse of the state of core appli
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by pmig 2y ago
We are absolutely seeing a lot of snowflake clusters in the wild. This is also a hot topic on all cloud native conferences I attended lately. Platform teams try to create internal developer platforms to further standardize Kubernetes config
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by pmig 2y ago
Thanks for your input, let me comment on your points one by one. > However things like helmfile with renovate paired with a pipeline is my personal preference even if just for ensuring things remain consistent in a repo. Glasskube packag
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by pmig 2y ago
Yes, but no concrete plans. We already looked into pkl, but this would require every package author to either have Java (and pkl) running on their system or we would need to package the jre (and pkl) in order to make it work probably. But K
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by pmig 2y ago
> We are still using Helm and Manifests under the hood. However, together with the community, we plan to develop an entirely new packaging and bundling format for all cloud-native packages. Yes at the moment Glasskube packages wrap aroun
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Show HN: Glasskube – Open Source Kubernetes Package Manager, alternative to Helm(github.com)
266 points by pmig 2y ago|118 comments
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by pmig 2y ago
What about `kubectl rollout restart deployment your-deployment` ?
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The guide to kubectl I never had(glasskube.dev)
7 points by pmig 2y ago|2 comments
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by pmig 2y ago
Hi Justin We have a comparison page with OLM here: https://glasskube.dev/docs/comparisons/olm/ Compared to Helm v2 the client doesn't talk to the controller (server) component directly, we only interact
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by pmig 2y ago
Hi, I'm Philip the second Co-Founder of Glasskube and happy to answer all technical questions and comments about Glasskube and Kubernetes. :-)
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by pmig 2y ago
It's important to remember that if you perform signed commits you need to upload the public key to either your VCS :-).
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by pmig 3y ago
Philip here, one of the maintainers behind Glasskube - the authors of the blog post. We currently working on a package manager for K8s and would love to perform user interviews with helm users and non-users. If would could help we would lov
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by pmig 3y ago
Nice, sadly this is not available for Linux
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Simple ad-free emoji database to find and copy your emoji(emojidb.org)
2 points by pmig 3y ago|3 comments
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by pmig 3y ago
I have been looking for a simple way to search and copy emojis for a long time and recently stumbled upon emojidb.org.
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Weaveworks (Flux) enterprise is now open-source(github.com)
2 points by pmig 3y ago|0 comments

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