tirumaraiselvan

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by tirumaraiselvan 9y ago
One thing that differentiates these tools from Jenkins x is that they have synchronous flows rather than async webhooks model as in Jenkins x. The sync model is more apt for immediate feedback which you need in development phase.
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by tirumaraiselvan 9y ago
Docker sock is being mounted from the host [1]. This could be a concern if you are running multi-tenant apps etc. One (slightly hacky) workaround is to have a Persistent Volume mount the hostPath and restrict hostPath mounting in the pod th
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by tirumaraiselvan 9y ago
On that note, Gitkube supports RBAC as the Remote objects are namespaced. This means two things: 1) Remotes are isolated - have different authorizations for say dev and staging remotes 2) Deployments are isolated - A Remote can only deploy
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by tirumaraiselvan 9y ago
Hey! Just curious, why not have Travis CI do a kubectl set-image to rollout after pushing the docker image?
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by tirumaraiselvan 9y ago
Haha :) This is the first of a few projects open-sourced out of the Hasura platform
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by tirumaraiselvan 9y ago
This is supposed to be very light weight and independent of any distribution or vendor.
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by tirumaraiselvan 9y ago
Yes, that is definitely in the roadmap and should be simple to do. Checkout this issue https://github.com/hasura/gitkube/issues/20
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by tirumaraiselvan 9y ago
Because why not just `git push` :)
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Show HN: Gitkube – Deploy to Kubernetes Using Git Push(gitkube.sh)
224 points by tirumaraiselvan 9y ago|64 comments
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Runes – Fast Go standard library-compatible Unicode functionality(github.com)
1 points by tirumaraiselvan 9y ago|0 comments
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by tirumaraiselvan 9y ago
Author here: I tried to run HDFS on Kubernetes.This post talks about how you can run a fully distributed HDFS on a single node Kubernetes cluster.
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Getting started with HDFS on Kubernetes(blog.hasura.io)
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by tirumaraiselvan 10y ago
Database modeling should be the foundation of any non-trivial application. With a proper data model, there are ways to reason about the data and hence the application as well. Also, with the advent of new client-server communication like G
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by tirumaraiselvan 11y ago
That might be because Mac OS X implements modified Nagle's algorithm as mentioned here at the bottom: http://www.stuartcheshire.org/papers/NagleDelayedAck/