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Glasskube is now part of the CNCF Landscape(landscape.cncf.io)
2 points by pmig 3y ago|0 comments
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Developer tutorial on Git leads to Express.js pull request spam(twitter.com)
1 points by pmig 3y ago|0 comments
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by pmig 3y ago
Makes sense! I like the approach.
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by pmig 3y ago
Nice project, I really like the idea. Is it possible to create multiple log streams at once?
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by pmig 3y ago
> That’s not something I’m able to do yet. I'm not able to perform that prompt any tricks needed?
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by pmig 3y ago
The website definitely looks nice. How does it compare to Strapi or Gatsby?
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by pmig 3y ago
We recently chose cobra[1] to create a cli application. It comes with so many best practices already packaged like autocompletions, help texts etc. etc. [1]: https://github.com/spf13/cobra
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by pmig 3y ago
Yes, but only because I wonder if its just me or other people super skeptical about this account..
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by pmig 3y ago
We are actually considering it internally as it solves our problem in combination with go templates and server side rendering.
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by pmig 3y ago
I would either go with a pwa approach and your favorite front-end technology like Angular, Vue or React or just go native with Kotlin. Everything else will always be a trade-off like Flutter, ReactNative etc...)
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by pmig 3y ago
Zwift must have a lot of seasonal variances for their revenue. I don't no anyone who is using swift during summer times. It's probably hard to build a recurring revenue business around it, because you have to fight for the users e
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by pmig 3y ago
The first time I saw their X account I wasn't sure if it was serious project or not. Is this a valid marking strategy?
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Htmx is a great front-end library, but its x account is full of memes(x.com)
8 points by pmig 3y ago|27 comments
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by pmig 3y ago
One if the decision points for us using Flux was the the helm controller. ArgoCD will just render the helm chart and apply the manifests. If you already habe an Helm Release in your cluster the migration path was easier with flux.
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by pmig 3y ago
Flux for me was always superior to ArgoCD from a technical point of view, but they over the years ArgoCD became the more popular tool. I wonder if it was marketing, the missing UI or something else? But super sad to see weaveworks shutting
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by pmig 3y ago
Thanks!
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by pmig 3y ago
It helps packagers to distribute packages and package updates to the used. Think of it as the iOS app store for Kubernetes, we bridge the gap between publishing and installing a package, so we can help packagers get the latest version into
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by pmig 3y ago
We are taking care of dependencies of other cloud native packages. For example the new Kubernetes dashboards has a dependency on cert-manager to generate certificates, or apps that have dependencies on databases or requirements for logging,
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by pmig 3y ago
We created a discussion thread in our GitHub repository explaining the necessary steps: https://github.com/glasskube/glasskube/discussions/90 tldr: a pull request into our package repository
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by pmig 3y ago
Your feedback is definitely reasonable, I don't perceive it as negativity. Let me elaborate on both examples: 1. Helm dependencies As cert-manager doesn't have any dependencies this will work fine, but we saw in many other helm ch
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by pmig 3y ago
You can simply run "glasskube install cert-manager" or in the future "glasskube install [your package]" and glasskube makes sure all the dependencies get transitively installed. In addition our GUI is served locally from
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by pmig 3y ago
Did you see our package manifest schema? We will add more information (dependencies, conflicts, etc.) into these package manifests, but keep the overhead low. As a package manger also relies on the community and supported packages we don&#x
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by pmig 3y ago
That is good question, we looked into OLM and their infrastructure might be good fit for enterprises or huge clusters, but seemed to be an overkill for most (smaller) Kubernetes clusters. But we generally like the concept of operators, but
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by pmig 3y ago
We focus more on the installer experience, in the back we still use manifests and helm charts that will get deployed in the cluster, but the package operator will constantly sync them with central repository to make sure that the packages w
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Show HN: Glasskube v0.0.1 Technical Preview for a New Kubernetes Package Manager(glasskube.dev)
29 points by pmig 3y ago|18 comments
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Mariadb-operator: Run and operate MariaDB in a cloud native way on Kubernetes(github.com)
1 points by pmig 3y ago|1 comments
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by pmig 3y ago
We are using the MariaDB operator now for over a year. They still occasionally perform BREAKING changes as they still in their v0 release cycle, but for anyone how is looking for an easy way running MariaDB in Kubernetes I can recommend Mar
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by pmig 3y ago
thanks!
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by pmig 3y ago
url: https://lobste.rs
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Missing A-Record for HTTPS://Lobste.rs
2 points by pmig 3y ago|3 comments

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