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by regiswilson 3y ago
I apologise for the poor choice on my part. I'll take everything you said to heart and learn from this experience.
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by regiswilson 3y ago
Speaking personally, the feeling is that for general compute like web servers and apis it is acceptable and will show a decrease in costs for the same performance. That is my understanding, and I am eager to try it.
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by regiswilson 3y ago
Exactly right but also in our case, we support single and multi-tenant first/second, and even third party support. That is, we need to support any workload from any customer or customer's customer at any moment now or in the futur
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by regiswilson 3y ago
I was referring to problems we found during initial development, but I appreciate that I didn't clarify that well.
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by regiswilson 3y ago
Fantastic, we've already begun switching RDS instances to Arm64 (simple, easy, and effective), but still haven't cracked (yet) building for Arm64 compute containers in a safe and effective way. I love it!
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by regiswilson 3y ago
Release engineer here. No, this tool merely complements our core offerings and also has some use as a standalone tool. We can currently use any of the AI API offerings that are compatible; OpenAI is the one that is most common though. If th
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by regiswilson 3y ago
Release engineer here. You can pretty easily audit the policy we use (Read-Only) and you can also add a permissions boundary if you want. We would love to get any feedback and improvements you can offer if you are inclined. We have a slack
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by regiswilson 3y ago
Excellent idea, we do internally feed the answers back to the system to improve its own inputs and outputs. The funniest part of some of this experience has been to find cases where even humans were hallucinating: "Hey, I thought this
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by regiswilson 3y ago
Release engineer here. - Support Digital Ocean: We are always looking to add more integrations! - Read-only access to user data: You are welcome to check on the policy and/or adjust it. We default in the recommended case to Read-Only,
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by regiswilson 3y ago
That's an impressive article and a lot of good work put into it!
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by regiswilson 3y ago
Release engineer here. I believe you have hit on some of the ideas we've certainly discussed way down the road (or sooner than you'd think?). For example, can we inform the AI about your existing infrastructure patterns, tooling,
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by regiswilson 3y ago
Relase AI Bot: "Try switching to gp3, you will save money and likely see a performance boost!"
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by regiswilson 3y ago
Release engineer here. You can do a bunch of cool tricks like go into `/expert` mode and view all the details. Join our slack workspace ( https://release-ai.slack.com ) and we have tonnes more tricks and techniques to share!
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by regiswilson 3y ago
Release engineer here. That's an excellent question, and we worry about it all the time. The AI "seems" authoritative, but it can't even add 1+1 sometimes :crying-emoji:. We've tried to engineer the prompts and tool
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by regiswilson 3y ago
Release engineer here, we see this as complementary to environments. When you spin up your infrastructure and environments using our service, how do you interact with them? How do you see what is happening? How can you (easily, as a lay per
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by regiswilson 3y ago
A primer on using docker build and buildx commands to host your website in seconds on production-grade kubernetes clusters.
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by regiswilson 3y ago
The short answer is that, yes, embeddings are probably a hack in the same way that using bits or short variable names were hacks to reduce memory usage. At some point you are correct: someone would prompt "given <large amount of dat
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EaaS extends XaaS and removes developer bottlenecks(techtarget.com)
2 points by regiswilson 4y ago|0 comments
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by regiswilson 5y ago
Really proud of Sam's work here, using actual data to show some results instead of the usual fluff and puff.
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by regiswilson 5y ago
I think ArgoCD is a good parallel to what Releasehub offers, so the question of what we offer is probably a bit of bias on our part. Objectively, though, what we offer is a fully integrated experience from a PR/git commit being built i
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by regiswilson 5y ago
Releasehub goes all the way to CD if you build out a staging and/or production environment. Releasehub also does super fast builds with buildkit. So it's CB->CI->CD all the way. CD is the real end-goal and there is an argume
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by regiswilson 5y ago
> that can't be easily solved by docker-compose? Docker-compose only runs on my (your) laptop. What if you want to share that with someone else? I have to git stash, checkout a branch, tell someone else to do all that... I think you
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Health Checks are the most important thing an SRE does(releasehub.com)
7 points by regiswilson 6y ago|0 comments
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Great SaaS Demos Enabled by DevOps Tools(releasehub.com)
55 points by regiswilson 6y ago|14 comments
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by regiswilson 6y ago
I love this article because I wrote it!
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Advanced Kubernetes Pod Concepts Explained(releaseapp.io)
4 points by regiswilson 6y ago|0 comments