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   by gentele 8mo ago

   Thanks for sharing! Just wrapped up a livestream about vind on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=In8vzpKecLs
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   Show HN: VCluster Free – Free K8s Multi-Tenancy with Virtual Clusters(vcluster.com)

   18 points by gentele 8mo ago|3 comments
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   We rebuilt EKS Auto Mode, but it works on any cloud or on-prem infra(vcluster.com)

   16 points by gentele 1y ago|0 comments
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   One giant Kubernetes cluster for everything(loft.sh)

   9 points by gentele 2y ago|0 comments
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   TechCrunch: Loft Labs brings power of virtualization to Kubernetes clusters(techcrunch.com)

   11 points by gentele 2y ago|0 comments
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   How We Power the Largest AI Deployments on the Planet - CoreWeave at KubeCon(youtube.com)

   1 points by gentele 3y ago|0 comments
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   Level Up Your Development with DevPod: Open-Source Tool(civo.com)

   2 points by gentele 3y ago|0 comments
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   by gentele 3y ago

   That's exactly the difference. You don't need to pay for codespaces and are locked into 1 cloud provider. You can use whatever cloud you want with DevPod
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   by gentele 3y ago

   DevPod works with any IDE. We support VS Code (local and browser), pretty much the entire Jetbrains suite, and you can even connect via VIM :D
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    by gentele 3y ago

    Thanks for sharing!
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    by gentele 3y ago

    FF unfortunately does not support detecting the OS reliably...
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    by gentele 3y ago

    No(t yet)
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    by gentele 3y ago

    Civo is great!
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    by gentele 3y ago

    Thanks for opening an issue! We'll definitely look into that. Would love to learn more about your experiences with DevSpace as well. If you're open to chatting, reach out via slack or via lukas [at] loft [dot] sh
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    by gentele 3y ago

    Oh yeah, that would make it clearer! Thanks
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    by gentele 3y ago

    Will definitely look into this. Thanks for reporting this!
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    by gentele 3y ago

    Haha, spicy. We definitely don't want to overlook nix. It's a great tool. We do mean something different with "developer environment" in that context of this quoted sentence. I'm not sure if nix will help you much i
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    by gentele 3y ago

    Thanks for trying it! Can you open an issue on GH about this or join us on slack, so we can dig deeper into making this work for non-root podman with your input?
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    by gentele 3y ago

    Don't worry. We'll be adding a server-side option for DevPod Desktop app to connect to for enabling thin-client/browser-based work but the cool thing is that this is not a requirement to use DevPod. It's more like Terraf
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    by gentele 3y ago

    That's correct. It uses the .devcontainer.json standard to define everything as code and it abstracts the cloud/infra and allows for an easy way to spin up a dev environment with a .devcontainer.json in any infra
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    by gentele 3y ago

    Port-forwarding and using your local IDE is already working in DevPod today. We also added auto-port-forward where it watches what happens inside the container and then starts port-forwarding automagically. File sync: That is a great idea.
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    by gentele 3y ago

    It's a separate desktop app similar to docker desktop. DevPod is very, very lightweight though.
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    by gentele 3y ago

    Adding devcontainer.json and then using DevPod with it should be pretty straight-forward for you. You can use docker-compose inside devcontainer.json if you want to reuse your existing setup.
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    by gentele 3y ago

    Thanks! Glad to hear that
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    by gentele 3y ago

    Thanks!
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    by gentele 3y ago

    There are 3 main differences: 1) DevPod is based on GitHub/Microsoft's devcontainer.json standard while GitPod has their own file format 2) DevPod is client-only more like Terraform where the client creates/manages things dir
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    by gentele 3y ago

    Thanks! Sure thing. Happy to clarify on these two topics: - Private git repos: They work out of the box because DevPod uses regular git to clone repos and authenticate with your git hosting provider. The desktop app injects a lightweight cl
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    Show HN: DevPod – Codespaces but Open Source, Client-Only, and Unopinionated(github.com)

    71 points by gentele 3y ago|31 comments
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    by gentele 4y ago

    In case of DevSpace (and likely other tools like that), it actually can create the deployment config (Helm chart) for you if needed.
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    by gentele 4y ago

    Thanks! We eventually want to see vcluster as a CNCF sandbox project down the road.