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by joseph 2mo ago
https://cloudboss.co/docs/unobin My original idea for this was to compile an Ansible-like playbook to a binary. I made a POC for it around 2020, and then it sat on the shelf. More recently I picked it up again followin
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by joseph 3mo ago
I haven't used Pulumi heavily, but unobin code has its own syntax more similar to terraform that compiles to Go. You can drop into Go for writing libraries however.
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by joseph 3mo ago
I haven't gotten around to it yet, but it's on my TODO list to add an embedded mode so a "factory" can be imported as just another library in a Go program. As of now, it compiles to a standalone binary with the same CLI
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Show HN: Unobin compiles Infrastructure as Code to one binary(cloudboss.co)
20 points by joseph 3mo ago|4 comments
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by joseph 4mo ago
Location: Atlanta, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go, Python, Terraform, Kubernetes, Rust, Zig, any CI/CD system. AWS and GCP. Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d&#
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by joseph 4mo ago
SEEKING WORK | Atlanta, GA | Remote Hi, I'm Joseph. I have a special love for the cloud and infrastructure as code. I have 20 years experience doing development, systems engineering, DevOps, and data engineering. I've worked with
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by joseph 4mo ago
Sometimes I do this if I want to cherry pick commits from another repo already on my machine. Add the other repo as a local remote and then I can "import" that code while keeping its history in the new repo.
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by joseph 4mo ago
I haven't used the Framework 12, but I got a Framework 13. It really is modular and easy to repair, and they give great instructions and all the tools you need. For example, I dropped mine and bent the screen while carrying it. I order
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by joseph 5mo ago
Location: Atlanta, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go, Python, Terraform, Kubernetes, Rust, Zig, any CI/CD system. AWS and GCP. Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d&#
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by joseph 5mo ago
SEEKING WORK | Atlanta, GA | Remote Hi, I'm Joseph. I have a special love for the cloud and infrastructure as code. I have 20 years experience doing development, systems engineering, DevOps, and data engineering. I've worked with
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by joseph 1y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote I have 20 years of experience in software development, infrastructure automation, and CI/CD. These days I mostly write Go or Python, but I’ve worked in a range of languages as needed. Strong Linux background (and
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by joseph 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote I have 20 years of experience in development, infrastructure automation, and CI/CD. I'm a polyglot but nowadays I default to Go. Most of my time is spent on Linux and I have experience with other Unixes as we
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by joseph 2y ago
I've been working on https://github.com/cloudboss/easyto , a tool that converts docker images to EC2 AMIs. I've also written some Terraform modules that deploy machines from images created with easyto. One is
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Show HN: Easyto converts container images to EC2 AMIs(github.com)
8 points by joseph 2y ago|2 comments
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by joseph 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote I specialize in infrastructure automation and Kubernetes. I'm a polyglot but nowadays I default to Go. Most of my time is spent on Linux and I have experience with other Unixes as well. I've been an AWS custo
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by joseph 3y ago
This is kind of a problem with non-paid support I think. I had an AWS account with some credits that were going to expire and decided to use them to spin up a bare metal instance. My account was immediately flagged and I got locked out. I f
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by joseph 3y ago
It's not that. We don't want to switch shell syntax between workstation and server, for example. The fish users I've known moved very slowly when they had to hop on a server, or build a new container image where it involved a
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by joseph 3y ago
I use bash and also have no patience for configuring tooling. Your fish dotfiles are more complicated than my bash ones. I used to work on a team where many of the other engineers used fish. I never saw it doing anything I couldn't do
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by joseph 3y ago
How often is common to you? I've seen it happen plenty, and not just with Python. Even Go, which has a reputation for maintaining backwards compatibility, had bugs that caused breakage on patch releases during the go.mod transition. Ev
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by joseph 3y ago
I've had Python code break a number of times when moving between 3.x minor releases. For a distro like CoreOS that is single purpose and intentionally kept minimal, I can see the value in a rolling release. For a traditional OS though,
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by joseph 3y ago
I have a small amount of experience making cheese, and have only made it with pasteurized milk as it is not easy to find raw milk where I live. However, in the US at least, there is both pasteurized and ultra pasteurized milk. Pasteurized u
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by joseph 3y ago
> Always talk about a second application. For each abstraction, the “app” is the layer above it. For example, a filesystem is an app for a block device; TCP is an app for IP. You should be able to describe the functionality of a layer wi
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by joseph 3y ago
When I was a kid, I watched a slug eat a dandelion leaf. I could hear the snap as it took each bite. I hadn't really thought of them as having mouths before. I must have imagined they somehow absorbed their food through all of the slim
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by joseph 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote I specialize in infrastructure automation and Kubernetes. I'm a polyglot but nowadays I default to Go. Most of my time is spent on Linux and I have experience with other Unixes as well. I've been an AWS custo
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by joseph 4y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote Your toolbelt is full of Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, and Istio. They were supposed to help you, but you're still overloaded with Toil. I can help get your Infrastructure as Code under control and help make mach
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by joseph 4y ago
I was referring to how and where we store it. Feel free to email me if you have more questions.
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by joseph 4y ago
It also defines the state in a standard way, toggles CLI configuration if it is present in the root module, and does some validation.
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by joseph 4y ago
For me there is a benefit in having a single abstraction layer, the Terraform root module, to make IaC changes, and specifically one that is in the form of data rather than a script. The data incidentally contains everything required for re
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by joseph 4y ago
I made a small example at https://gist.github.com/rjosephwright/f1485cddcc12dd651ec965... . There is no YAML, I use HCL for values as they are easier to validate and less error prone, then convert them with yamlencode()
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by joseph 4y ago
I do manage Kubernetes with Terraform. I'm not a fan of Helm, however it is useful due to the community of available charts. Since I use Terraform to manage most everything else, I typically wrap the chart in a Terraform module too. Th

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