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by Snappy 5y ago
I'm just a bit biased (I work for Replicated), but yeah, this is exactly what Replicated does. https://www.replicated.com/ I don't want to get all salesy here, but I'm happy to answer any questions you have,
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by Snappy 6y ago
So that's what they've been doing with all the Heroku people they've been hiring. http://hashiroku.com/
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by Snappy 6y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. It spun out of a feature in our main product, but I admit that as a standalone project, it's a bit too broad of a name. It's already caused some confusion in the Kubernetes Slack.
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Show HN: Open-source tools to troubleshoot Kubernetes applications(troubleshoot.sh)
10 points by Snappy 6y ago|4 comments
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by Snappy 6y ago
Hi HN, We (Replicated) are getting ready to launch a new open source project, Troubleshoot, and I'd like your early feedback. It's basically a set of two `kubectl` plugins that provide the ability to run preflight checks before in
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by Snappy 7y ago
Thanks for bringing this up. As mentioned in our blog post on the subject ( https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2019/07/30/gitlab-acquisitions... ), we'll consider other types of acquisitions, but this is a
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by Snappy 8y ago
Also created https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/52779 to discuss not making Auto DevOps pipelines show failure at all.
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by Snappy 8y ago
FWIW, if you disable Pipelines and push another commit to the repo, you'll clear the failed icon from the project page. The project page only shows the last commit and the failed status is associated with the specific commit, not the p
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by Snappy 8y ago
That is weird behavior. Here's an issue: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/52778
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by Snappy 8y ago
Maven repository is coming in 11.3!
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by Snappy 8y ago
Definitely not. Presumably the gold subscription would be associated with a group for your open source projects, and your personal private projects would be completely separate (and free, just with Core functionality).
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by Snappy 8y ago
FWIW, if you created the connection between GitLab and GitHub for your project before 10.6, you'll have to remove the connection and then re-add it to get the push-based mirroring to happen. Otherwise, yes, it will still poll.
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by Snappy 9y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. Changed with https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/www-gitlab-com/merge_requests/... . Advancedness is not a criteria in open sourcing or not open sourcing. There are advanced features th
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by Snappy 9y ago
Yeah, that was poorly phrased, sorry. One of the awesome aspects of being transparent by default: taking an internal conversation between three coworkers and making the recording and transcript public. I love being able to share our strateg
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by Snappy 9y ago
Yes, it attempts to detect the language/framework, and build it. It doesn't work for all languages, and is based on Heroku buildpacks so has similar limitations. If autodetect fails, but some Heroku buildpack would work, you can s
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by Snappy 9y ago
> For one of the software projects I'm involved in, I have more complex needs. We release binaries for multiple platforms so our Jenkins master delegates certain tasks to slaves running on specific OSes. Then at the end the Jenkins
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by Snappy 9y ago
We're not going to create our own monitoring; we'll use Prometheus and other open source tools.
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by Snappy 9y ago
From https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/install/kubernetes/ , the best way to run GitLab on Kubernetes today is the gitlab-omnibus chart: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/install/kubernetes/gi
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by Snappy 9y ago
My issue comment drafts are always persisted locally and not lost on refresh. Not sure why you're seeing otherwise. It is supposed to work that way. If you're seeing otherwise, please consider opening an issue.
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by Snappy 9y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Here's an issue to track the request: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/14664 and I added it to our Missing features section with https://gitlab.com/
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by Snappy 9y ago
We're definitely doing a lot with Kubernetes, especially within CD, but it's not completely exclusive. We usually provide powerful primitives that can be used for anything, but make it easier if you're using Kubernetes. Take
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by Snappy 9y ago
We're not trying to replace your local editor. We know you love them. But there are still lots of reasons and situations where a web IDE is perfect and beneficial.
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by Snappy 9y ago
A web IDE is a great start, and as Sid already pointed out, at GitLab we'll ship an IDE deeply integrated with version control (and CI, CD, monitoring, etc.) in 2018. But that only covers part of the problem. A lot of the post revolves
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by Snappy 9y ago
To be clear, you can do this with hosted GitLab.com as well.
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by Snappy 9y ago
Thanks! We're excited for you try it out too! And as always, send feedback or create issues for anything you see that needs improvement.
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by Snappy 9y ago
Thanks for the feedback! As you know, we're constantly improving the performance. There's an issue for CI performance ( https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/21624 ), please add any specific
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by Snappy 9y ago
That's a good point. We (GitLab) use it mostly as a templating system as well. It's a step up from piping `sed` output to `kubectl`. But we have our own tools for managing redeploys and rollbacks.
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by Snappy 9y ago
FWIW, the next version of GitLab's Auto Deploy will use Helm under the hood (and let you bring-your-own-chart).
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by Snappy 9y ago
FWIW, GitLab CI also has an agent architecture so you can run the build agents (which we call runners) on your own infrastructure, on Linux, macOS, Windows, FreeBSD, Linux ARM, Docker, etc.
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by Snappy 9y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Maybe next time we talk about it, we'll be more clear about the features.

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