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   by sytse 9y ago

   Thanks for asking. As a first step we want to make it easy to deploy JupyterHub from GitLab to any attached Kubernetes cluster. The other thing Dmitriy will try to do is make sure the deployed Jupyter will integrate simply with the GitLab r
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   by sytse 9y ago

   Great, we'll make it happen. It will probably be a video call since our CTO and co-founder is living in the Ukraine.
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   by sytse 9y ago

   We probably won't be a JupyterCon, but my CTO would love to have a call. Is it OK if Eliran, responsible for partnerships, reaches out to you for a video call?
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   by sytse 9y ago

   Jupyter is awesome, well deserved award. Our CTO is working to integrate JupyterLab and JupyterHub directly into GitLab.
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   by sytse 9y ago

   Wow, it is awesome how you managed to integrate runbooks, Jupyter, and monitoring, well done and great video!
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   by sytse 9y ago

   Thanks, great to hear that.
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   by sytse 9y ago

   Thanks for voicing your valid concerns. Regarding polish we're improving existing features all the time, we're very close to a big refactor of the merge request view. Regarding CI/CD environment deletion I can find it in the
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   by sytse 9y ago

   Thanks InternetOfStuff for using GitLab and both you and pas for your kind words. We think there is a lot of value in a single application for the complete DevOps lifecycle https://about.gitlab.com/2017/10/11/
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   by sytse 9y ago

   GitLab.com is on Azure https://about.gitlab.com/2017/03/02/why-we-are-not-leaving-t... and in the process of moving to Google. After the move we'll look into Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL.
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    by sytse 9y ago

    What can we improve in GitLab that would make you stay?
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    by sytse 9y ago

    Thanks, I'll certainly watch that video and documented that it is different in https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/43487#note_70...
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    by sytse 9y ago

    Thanks for using GitLab. We want to be supportive of cherry picking GitLab features. For example we just release CI/CD with GitLab for GitHub https://about.gitlab.com/features/github/ Is there something we ca
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    by sytse 9y ago

    Thanks for the feedback! When you say promotion happens via environment repos do you mean via feature branches or really via repos?
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    by sytse 9y ago

    Thanks for using GitLab. If people want to see some raw footage of me using Auto DevOps with Spring after linking it to a Kubernetes cluster please see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9D5TwMo-IIw We're considering rena
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    by sytse 9y ago

    As you noted a lot of the planning features are focussed on portfolio management that is part of our ultimate tier. The plans for starter are detailed on https://about.gitlab.com/direction/#starter right now the only i
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    by sytse 9y ago

    Dankjewel!
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    by sytse 9y ago

    Apart from everyone wanting to see multithreading happen there is no target or date.
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    by sytse 9y ago

    Yep, it is also really nice to contribute to a repo that you didn't work on before and probably won't work on after. No need to wait for a clone anymore. Our mission is everyone can contribute and we hope this will make that even
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    by sytse 9y ago

    Awesome that your upgrades are smooth, thanks for posting. We're indeed a completely remote team, see https://about.gitlab.com/culture/remote-only/ And we do want to make sure that all the features you really
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    by sytse 9y ago

    Thanks Scott for linking to that. We're very much trying to improve the performance of GitLab. I do think that most of our performance improvements are to improve the end-user experience. So I totally understand dijit's request t
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    by sytse 9y ago

    Thanks for contributing Rob, and we're very glad to hear it was a good experience.
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    by sytse 9y ago

    Yes, we use it at GitLab and it has been a game changer in making sure diagrams are open to contributions.
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    GitLab (YC W15, Remote-Only) Is Hiring a Senior Back End Developer, CI/CD, more(jobs.lever.co)

    1 points by sytse 9y ago
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    by sytse 9y ago

    Fossil also has version control for issues. That didn't become very popular in other applications. We're now thinking about having issues function like Google Docs. You only get linear history but you gain real-time collaboration.
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    by sytse 9y ago

    Correct. But I think the main program is called Y Combinator and the whole is called YC Group, Sam Altman is the CEO of that.
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    by sytse 9y ago

    The top comment under the articles uses the hight of the interest rate to describe the level of contagion http://disq.us/p/1ros2o9 'tl;dr "contagion" is the most important attribute because its propertie
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    by sytse 9y ago

    The nice thing about Vue.js is that you can also combine it with Ruby on Rails. For the backend that gives you a very mature ecosystem. At our company that has been a great success https://about.gitlab.com/2017/11/
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    by sytse 9y ago

    I think there are a space between IaaS (request VMs) and FaaS (request functions). Current 12-factor apps don't run on FaaS and people rather not spend time setting up CI/CD, security testing, and monitoring for it. BTW We're
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    by sytse 9y ago

    You're welcome. Thanks for using GitLab. BTW We refer to ourselves as an open core company since we also sell proprietary features.
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    by sytse 9y ago

    I'm not saying that, just giving our point of view. BTW I still meet a lot of people that think GitHub is open source instead of them hosting open source.