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by blixtra 8mo ago
1. We are confident we have a very robust path to revenue. 2. Given the team, it should be quite obvious there will be a Linux-based OS involved. Our aims are global but we certainly look forward to playing an important role in the European
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by blixtra 8mo ago
As per the announcement, we’ll be building this over the next months and sharing more information as this rolls out. Much of the fundamentals can be extracted from Lennart’s posts and the talks from All Systems Go! over the last years.
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by blixtra 8mo ago
Hi, Chris here, CEO @ Amutable. We are very excited about this. Happy to answer questions.
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Systemd Portable Services Are Pretty Good(rukulkarni.com)
5 points by blixtra 9mo ago|0 comments
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by blixtra 11mo ago
If you want to know more about Varlink, Lennart Poettering gave a talk about it at All Systems Go! last year. https://media.ccc.de/v/all-systems-go-2024-276-varlink-now-/...
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by blixtra 1y ago
I’ve now had 2 IONIQ 5s stolen in Berlin, the last a couple months ago. Each seemingly using a keyless access hacking device. That’s enough for me to not see a Hyundai or Kia in my future anytime soon. And I very much liked the IONIQ 5. But
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eBPF Data Collection for Everyone with Inspektor Gadget [video](media.ccc.de)
5 points by blixtra 2y ago|0 comments
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by blixtra 2y ago
We, the Headlamp project, don't make any claims about being state-of-the-art as that's hard to define. But we do think Headlamp ranks high among having the best user experience and believe the fact that we're a 100% open-sour
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Inspektor Gadget: comprehensive tools and framework for eBPF data collection(inspektor-gadget.io)
2 points by blixtra 2y ago|0 comments
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by blixtra 3y ago
Flatcar is a host OS to run containers. It is not a base OS to build containers.
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by blixtra 3y ago
The update server supports the Omaha protocol, is called Nebraska and is available here under an Apache license: https://github.com/kinvolk/nebraska Our team hosts the public server, but any Flatcar user can run Nebras
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by blixtra 3y ago
Thanks for dropping the mic, I'll kindly pick it up. I'm the initiator of the Flatcar Container Linux project and former CEO of Kinvolk. Thus, I'm rather knowledgeable about the project and was involved in most decisions. The
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by blixtra 3y ago
This is incorrect. It’s an immutable OS. But containers can be started and stopped as much as you want. It’s the sole purpose of Flatcar.
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by blixtra 3y ago
This might help you: https://github.com/flatcar-linux/Flatcar/issues/502
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by blixtra 4y ago
I'll answer my own question after doing some more digging. It seems that as the columnar code is a self-contained PostgreSQL extension, you're only using the API which would be fine as there is no linking involved.
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by blixtra 4y ago
The project looks very interesting. But I had a look at the license of the Citus source code and it appears to be under an AGPL license and I didn't see an exception for the part of the code that you're including in Hydra. FWIU, A
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Measuring CPU usage of eBPF programs in Kubernetes clusters(inspektor-gadget.io)
1 points by blixtra 4y ago|0 comments
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BTFGen: One Step Closer to Truly Portable eBPF Programs(kinvolk.io)
1 points by blixtra 5y ago|0 comments
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Bringing Seccomp Notify to Runc and Kubernetes(kinvolk.io)
2 points by blixtra 5y ago|0 comments
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Improving Kubernetes and container security with user namespaces(kinvolk.io)
2 points by blixtra 6y ago|0 comments
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Performance Benchmarking Egress Filtering on Linux (iptables, ebpf, ipset)(kinvolk.io)
2 points by blixtra 6y ago|1 comments
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by blixtra 6y ago
CoreOS lives on as Flatcar Container Linux. https://twitter.com/kelseyhightower/status/12831024012520980... It's a fully-compatible, drop-in replacement.
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by blixtra 6y ago
I'm not exactly sure what you're asking. But Flatcar Container Linux is completely open source. In fact, everything we do at Kinvolk is. We do not build open-core products. For example, we've gone a step further than CoreOS
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by blixtra 6y ago
Chris from Kinvolk here. Happy to see you're having success with Flatcar. We, of course, agree that CoreOS Container Linux was a huge success. The uptake that we've seen in Flatcar usage, especially since the CoreOS EOL date on Ma
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Getting Container Linux Back on Track with Flatcar(kinvolk.io)
2 points by blixtra 6y ago|0 comments
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by blixtra 6y ago
Wow, thanks for the nice words! I'll make sure Alban sees them. :)
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Investigating Kubernetes performance issues with BPF(kinvolk.io)
7 points by blixtra 6y ago|0 comments
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Write Kubernetes Network Policies with Inspektor Gadget’s Network Policy Advisor(kinvolk.io)
8 points by blixtra 6y ago|2 comments
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Flatcar Container Linux enters new era after CoreOS End-of-Life announcement(kinvolk.io)
2 points by blixtra 7y ago|0 comments
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by blixtra 7y ago
Currently for the stable and beta channels that is true for now. Of course that changes in May when we fully take over maintenance. But for the alpha channel, and experimental edge channel, we have already diverged with updated packages. Bu

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