JeffMcCune

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by JeffMcCune 11mo ago
Why would you guess that? Most justices concern themselves with statute.
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by JeffMcCune 11mo ago
This is not accurate. I filed a claim against Bungalow in Oregon. They petitioned the judge to allow their in house attorney I was dealing with to represent them. The judge denied the request citing the Oregon statute that attorneys may not
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by JeffMcCune 1y ago
You can’t revoke, rotate, or audit access to them.
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by JeffMcCune 1y ago
These are effectively MSPs and perform the kind of role GP describes.
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by JeffMcCune 1y ago
Use a bucket for this. Or if you’re in a home lab use a boring old NFS server outside k8s
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by JeffMcCune 1y ago
Harder to scale, stateful.
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by JeffMcCune 1y ago
That was the first album on it for sure and yes he repeats it constantly. Luckily the speaker is in his room. He’s got a yoto too but won’t wear the headphones, so this has been a nice compromise.
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by JeffMcCune 1y ago
I don’t. It works, reliably enough that my son hasn’t had any issues using it for a week. What’s bad about it?
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by JeffMcCune 1y ago
It’s anthropomorphism taking over. I pretend I’m talking with a colleague when I do this sort of thing.
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Show HN: I built a toy music controller for my 5yo with a coding agent(github.com)
37 points by JeffMcCune 1y ago|17 comments
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by JeffMcCune 1y ago
Except you can easily install calico, istio, and ceph on used hardware in your garage and get an experience nearly identical to every hyper scaler using entirely free open source software.
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by JeffMcCune 1y ago
Is Google sheets backend (from the screenshot in the readme) what I think it is? Sheets API as a database? If so props to you. My original idea behind https://holos.run was to create a Heorku like experience for k8s so I’m supe
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by JeffMcCune 1y ago
Location: Portland, OR Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Kubernetes, Go, Python, AWS, GCP, OIDC, TCP/IP, TLS Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1L4l22IdwtW75MaNzQnJo
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by JeffMcCune 2y ago
Yesterday I installed Karabiner Elements to get a jk chord mapped to escape globally. I’m a bit disappointed it’s not actually a chord, it’s a simultaneous press with a 100ms window. Does Kanata support chords like jk to escape with a conf
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by JeffMcCune 2y ago
An artifact depends on the tools used to build it. This is why we pin versions. Go tool is common sense, allowing for any old tool version in the build chain invites failure.
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by JeffMcCune 2y ago
As other sibling comments suggest these use cases are better solved with a generator. The rendered manifest pattern is a simpler alternative. Holos [1] is an implementation of the pattern using well typed CUE to wrap Helm and Kustomize in o
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by JeffMcCune 2y ago
Congrats on the launch! Since this is Go have you considered using CUE or looked at their flow package? Curious how you see it relating or helping with data pipelines.
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by JeffMcCune 2y ago
For posterity, I'm documenting the integration between Holos and Kargo at https://holos.run/docs/kargo/
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by JeffMcCune 2y ago
Go was the first language where I deeply appreciated strong typing. I’d used other before but it was go to definition working 100% of the time that did it for me. Maybe start there with them? CUE is a close cousin to Go, the authors are de
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by JeffMcCune 2y ago
Very nice, would love to see a kubectl explain type plugin to integrate with this somehow.
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by JeffMcCune 2y ago
Got you, I did not mean to be argumentative, only to explain why Holos is what it is.
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by JeffMcCune 2y ago
Could you clarify what process you're speaking of as the end goal? Holos is designed to produce configuration for Kubernetes. That configuration can be as small as a 10 line yaml file, but in larger operations it often ends up being m
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by JeffMcCune 2y ago
Holos writes fully rendered manifests to the local filesystem, a gitops repository. Kargo watches a container registry for new images, then uses the rendered manifests Holos produced as the input to the promotion process. The specific inte
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by JeffMcCune 2y ago
I share Marcel's view, a DSL is the ideal position on the configuration complexity clock. CUE in particular is ideal for configuration because of how it handles unification. I wrote up why we selected CUE here, with links to explanati
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by JeffMcCune 2y ago
This is a great summary, thank you.
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by JeffMcCune 2y ago
Thanks! Holos and Timoni solve similar problems but at slightly different levels of the stack and with a different approach. Timoni is focused on managing applications by evaluating CUE stored in an OCI container. Stephan expressed his int
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by JeffMcCune 2y ago
Thanks for asking! The teams we've worked with do one of two things when deploying Helm charts with ArgoCD. They either pass values directly to the chart from the Application resource, or they use scripts to merge values.yaml files t
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Show HN: Holos – Configure Kubernetes with CUE data structures instead of YAML(holos.run)
77 points by JeffMcCune 2y ago|34 comments
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by JeffMcCune 2y ago
Holos - https://holos.run/docs/v1alpha5/tutorial/overview/ Holos is a configuration management tool for Kubernetes. It provides the building blocks needed for implementing the rendered manifests pattern.
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by JeffMcCune 2y ago
Thanks for the kind words and encouragement!

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