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bbrennan
4y ago
Fairwinds | Remote (US) | Full-Time Fairwinds is looking for an SRE with Kubernetes experience. As an SRE at Fairwinds, you’ll work directly with clients to ensure their goals are met through automation, analysis, and infrastructure configu
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4y ago
Fairwinds | Senior Frontend Engineer (React) | Full-Time or Contract - $130-150k | fairwinds.com https://boards.greenhouse.io/fairwinds/jobs/4776828003
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bbrennan
4y ago
Polaris maintainer here - happy to answer any questions!
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Kubernetes Mutations with Polaris
(fairwinds.com)
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4y ago
Fairwinds | Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) | Remote | Full-time https://www.fairwinds.com/careers We're a provider of software and services focused on Kubernetes. We've been remote-first since our inception ~6 ye
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Show HN: Make Funny Sounds with Go
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5y ago
Fairwinds | Site Reliability Engineer | Remote (US) | Full Time Fairwinds is a leading provider of Kubernetes software and services. We're looking for an intellectually curious, collaborative, enthusiastic, and flexible engineer to joi
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Fairwinds | Remote | Frontend, Product, Sales Fairwinds is creating Open Source and commercial software to help folks with Kubernetes. We're building an inclusive, remote-first culture with an emphasis on learning and growth. Come join
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Fairwinds | Full-Time | Remote | $85k-$180k Fairwinds is a trusted provider of Kubernetes security and governance software. We're a remote-first organization, with a heavy focus on learning and growth. We are hiring for two open eng po
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bbrennan
5y ago
FYI - Polaris open source has both these things :) (Disclosure - I'm a maintainer)
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5y ago
Fairwinds | Engineers | Remote (US) We're looking for folks familiar with Kubernetes. Specifically: * SREs to help us serve our clients * A Kubernetes developer to help build k8s-focused software Apply here: https://boards.g
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Polaris 4.0: Policy for Kubernetes Resources
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Show HN: Saffire - Failover during Docker registry outages
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Show HN: Wikipedia Trends
(rbren.io)
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6y ago
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You can't (always) afford free software
(fairwinds.com)
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Gemini – Automate volume backups in Kubernetes
(fairwinds.com)
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Show HN: Nova – Monitor Helm for New Kubernetes Releases
(github.com)
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Nova – Monitor Helm for New Kubernetes Releases
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Problems with Kubernetes Cost Estimation
(fairwinds.com)
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Making Sense of Kubernetes with Fairwinds Insights
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6y ago
Hey all - author here. Just to clear up any confusion: Polaris is 100% free and open source, under the Apache 2.0 License Some of the questions below pertain to a commercial product, Fairwinds Insights, which includes Polaris as a plug-in (
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6y ago
Agreed per-node pricing is not ideal, but it appears to be an industry standard - most k8s tooling charges per node. Since different clusters have different node profiles (in terms of size, scaling, etc), we offer discounts on per-node pric
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We're looking at building OPA support into Polaris as well, given how much the community has invested in it. For all the promise of OPA, we haven't seen it gain much traction outside of large enterprises, for many of the reasons w
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Popeye is a very cool project with the same general aim - it checks a lot of the same things as Polaris. It's very much CLI-first (and does an amazing job at that), while Polaris is happy to run as a CLI, a web dashboard, a validating
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Cue looks very cool! We hadn't heard of it when implementing custom checks, but looks like it would have been a contender
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Polaris 1.0: Best Practices for Kubernetes Workloads
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Show HN: Search your Kubernetes clusters for resources deprecated in 1.16
(github.com)
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Kubernetes Security Tools Abound
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7y ago
Good to know! I might adjust this to do it with a keystroke rather than a click. Anything to make a tedious process faster :)
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Show HN: DuckDuckGo to Google Escape Hatch
(github.com)
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bbrennan
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