wilson090

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by wilson090 2y ago
Relevant given the Stargate announcement
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by wilson090 2y ago
They're referring to Crusoe (crusoe.ai)
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by wilson090 2y ago
It's where the energy is for this project. This is unfortunately paywalled but a good writeup on how the datacenter came to be: https://www.theinformation.com/articles/why-openai-and-oracl...
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John Allspaw: Revisiting what we think we know(adaptivecapacitylabs.com)
5 points by wilson090 2y ago|2 comments
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by wilson090 2y ago
Agreed, the devil is in the detail for SRE functions, and the organizational details of how to leverage this framework are largely absent from this writeup. With so many teams struggling to get the organizational components right just for t
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OpenAI incident retro: Lessons from K8s outages at scale(tryparity.com)
13 points by wilson090 2y ago|1 comments
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by wilson090 2y ago
It has potential to be incredible from a safety perspective and will save lives (I have an inreach but there are many people in the backcountry who don't, which makes sense given the cost and pricing model). I look forward to seeing th
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by wilson090 2y ago
It's the parking lot near Lincoln Blvd and Merchant Rd. If you come from Chrissy field, you wouldn't cut thru it, but my route is Arguello -> Washington -> Lincoln then through the parking lot onto the path by the battery on
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by wilson090 2y ago
Would love to see this for the SF Bay Area - lots of great cycling around here and I'm unsatisfied with using Strava to create routes! One of the most frustrating things for me with snapping to official paths is not being able to modif
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Meta Uses LLMs to Improve Incident Response(tryparity.com)
138 points by wilson090 2y ago|24 comments
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by wilson090 2y ago
Agents do not necessarily need to do the entire job of an SRE. They can deliver tremendous value by doing portions of the job. i.e. bringing in relevant data for a given alert or writing post-mortems. There are aspects of the role that are
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by wilson090 2y ago
While I agree that there are certainly cases of microservices being used in places they shouldn’t be, I have trouble imagining that monoliths are strictly better in every case. Do you have suggestions for running monoliths at scale?
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by wilson090 2y ago
What would you propose as an alternative to k8s?
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by wilson090 2y ago
Thanks! k8sgpt is great, it was one of our inspirations
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by wilson090 2y ago
Thanks! We've also been impressed with the performance of out-of-the-box LLMs on this use case. I think in part it is because k8s is a significantly more constrained problem-space than coding, and because of that we'll get to a mu
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by wilson090 2y ago
That is something we're working on -- good observability is a place where teams usually fall short and often the limiting factor to better incident response. We're working on logging integrations as a first step.
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by wilson090 2y ago
Yes, my understanding is that Onegrep is meant to provide context from your documentation and past incidents, which can be helpful when trying to solve an alert. We're focused on root-causing underlying infrastructure issues by actuall
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by wilson090 2y ago
Thanks! Hard to make a comparison to Cleric since their site doesn't really have any features or a demo. Onegrep is a fellow YC company, and we love what they're building! They seem to be more focused on workflows and pulling toge
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by wilson090 2y ago
Hmm we're not seeing any issues with the website on our end -- tryparity.com is down for you? The data security point with LLMs is definitely relevant. There's a broader conversation ongoing right now about how teams will securely
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by wilson090 2y ago
We separated out the runbook such that each step is a separate LLM in the agent. Between each step, there's sort of a "supervisor" that ensures that the step was completed correctly, and then routes to another step based on t
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by wilson090 2y ago
Your comment brings up a good point (and also one of our big challenges): there is a huge diversity in the tools teams use to setup and operate their infra. Right now our platform only speaks to your cluster directly through kubectl command
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by wilson090 2y ago
Valid concern, security and safety are essential for anything that can access a production system. We use k8s RBAC to ensure that the access is read-only, so even if the LLM hallucinates and tries to destroy something, it can't As we w
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by wilson090 2y ago
Agreed, this feature is on our todo list. Another big problem we're aiming to tackle is the tribal knowledge that builds up on teams in part due to a lack of documentation. We want to make it easy to build new runbooks and keep existin
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Launch HN: Parity (YC S24) – AI for on-call engineers working with Kubernetes
83 points by wilson090 2y ago|75 comments
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by wilson090 2y ago
the user competition is meant to be a fun side-project that we threw together today, I think it's cool that people hack things like that so quickly :)
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by wilson090 2y ago
must be the arrival of agi
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by wilson090 2y ago
I’ve noticed the GPT agent running kubectl explain when trying to diagnose an issue. I think it could be a nice enhancement to have a way to place that into the context ahead of time, but the commands would have to be a bit more rigid in th
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by wilson090 2y ago
Yeah I would love to see that happen, feel free to open a problem on the GH
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by wilson090 2y ago
I found the documentation for k8s ( https://kubernetes.io/docs/home/ ) in this repo in PDF form: https://github.com/dohsimpson/kubernetes-doc-pdf , so this part ended up being pretty simple than
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Show HN: K8sAI – open-source GPT CLI tool for Kubernetes(github.com)
9 points by wilson090 2y ago|7 comments

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