zachdev1

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   by zachdev1 5mo ago

   EC2 is too slow and agents want to go vroom vroom. VCs don’t want to be left out. if a trend starts to appear, they will all try to place bets on players in the same game knowing only 1-2 might win
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   by zachdev1 5mo ago

   no one is saying you can’t audit a VM. it’s about where you should audit and place controls. the k8s control plane makes me care less about what’s going on in the VM. hard disagree on your last point. k8s powers pretty much all clouds as we
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   by zachdev1 5mo ago

   kube api gives you auditing, events, rbac, across pretty much all layers of the infra stack. if the agent does something in a VM you have to figure out what happened. if it does something on the control plane, it’s obvious what happened. i
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   by zachdev1 5mo ago

   An agent scoped cloud is exactly what fixes some of those concerns though. from a security perspective, you either trust your multi tenancy implementation to isolate workloads from each other or you use a common isolation layer (which k8s a
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   Agents Dont Want VMs(zachsmith.ai)

   5 points by zachdev1 5mo ago|8 comments
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   k8s multi tenancy: its a cluster f*ck(zachsmith.ai)

   2 points by zachdev1 7mo ago|0 comments