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by zxienin 6y ago
Developers directly touching k8s are hardly low/no code targets. So this doesn’t seem well placed. Unless this imagines a world where devs throw over the fence and ops team is bunch of citizen users.
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by zxienin 6y ago
draw.io does a decent job. Does clouddraw bring edge in anything specific?
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by zxienin 6y ago
Consider that the reason you buy this $1000 device, is that Apple decides a lot what happens on this device.
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by zxienin 6y ago
> But for many companies, they don't want to have this problem around long-term. They do not want to long-term maintain migration tooling, they're the happiest if the migration happens and they never need to think about anythin
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by zxienin 6y ago
> do you have examples of projects that used source-to-source compilation on a large scale That's the root of opening this question. In the companies, that I've been in, I have numerous cases where business was impaired by spee
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Ask HN: Need for openly available source-to-source compilation projects
2 points by zxienin 6y ago|4 comments
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by zxienin 6y ago
Good to know, at least that warm me up to crossplane further. The messaging might need update, including within the docs. I mean - crossplane is the OAM implement - coupled with OAM sprinkled all over docs, gave me very different impressi
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by zxienin 6y ago
I’d agree on the mess. I also find it on over-engineered side. Do I really need service discovery of services that I already know of, from AWS GCP...?
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by zxienin 6y ago
I like their work, but their OAM centricity is too heavy an opiniation.
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by zxienin 6y ago
> and I earnestly look forward to having literally any excuse to migrate off it Azure’s enterprise sales machine will make sure your wait is long. They sell bulk block deals to CIO, not to devs directly.
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by zxienin 6y ago
There is now secular push towards use of custom operators instead of OSB. I wonder what finally caused this.
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by zxienin 6y ago
Azure as well https://github.com/Azure/azure-service-operator
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by zxienin 6y ago
??
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by zxienin 6y ago
I doubt that can be used as differentiating factor of enterprise-grade..
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by zxienin 6y ago
I guess, if these massive ERP apps have high repeatability factor, then there is case to be made to treat it as such (cattle). To this end, I'd like to see examples of these low/no code massive ERP apps.
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by zxienin 6y ago
useful, thanks..
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by zxienin 6y ago
What would be tangible difference in building & architecting software? Longer/better support, management tools are day 2 concerns. Better reliability - I've seen more reliability in google mail, than one of my travel expense
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Ask HN: Mitigating risk of using AWS/GCP/AZ/AC specific platform services
1 points by zxienin 6y ago|0 comments
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by zxienin 6y ago
I haven't been ever asked, neither can I imagine a situation where it would make sense for a professional dev. low/no code is geared towards a. business "power" users b. highly template driven mass developments (in w
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by zxienin 6y ago
in return for..?
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Ask HN: What does enterprise-grade mean?
3 points by zxienin 6y ago|12 comments
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by zxienin 6y ago
I tend to ask the motivation of releasing oas after all this time, specially when GitHub already has decent API docs ( https://docs.github.com/en/rest )
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GitHub publishes OpenAPI specs for its 12 year old REST APIs(github.blog)
1 points by zxienin 6y ago|2 comments
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by zxienin 6y ago
While PGs essay talks about maker's and manager's schedule (emphasis), I find it being mis-framed here. PG doesn't assign PM to manager's schedule. You can see engineers themselves running in buckets of maker's
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by zxienin 6y ago
Posit: an engineer with healthy business appreciation makes brilliant product manager. That space, where same person can directly bring product imperatives into engineering, is where magic happens.
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by zxienin 6y ago
Using GPT-3 API (chuckle)
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by zxienin 6y ago
> to infect etcd with Google technologies, as is their way. Etcd's simple HTTP API was replaced by a "gRPC" etcd needed a gatekeeper like Linus Torvalds [1] [1] https://lkml.org/lkml/2020/6/1
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by zxienin 6y ago
If Tesla‘s share price volatility is any indication, these statements (net worth zooms past..) will be at peaks of rollercoaster ride.
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by zxienin 6y ago
India China have military asymmetry, in favor of later. In such scenario, it is not difficult to imagine, that India use whatever strengths it has, to compensate for this asymmetry. India is a big digital market. Consumerism is being weapon
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by zxienin 6y ago
Corporate - ok. Most expensive? Are there less expensive, yet better ones around? And btw: none are software dev consultancies. SAP sells enterprise software. DT is into telecommunications with some data center presence.

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