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luk212
2mo ago
This feels less like a data center problem and more like a basic failure to price and regulate industrial externalities...are crypto mining or ai compute socially useful? Up for debate, but what isn't is that neither should make a surr
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luk212
3mo ago
From first-hand experience, for established OSS initiatives it's good for repetitive, high-volume work task like security alerts, fuzzing, duplicate issue detection, PR review, summarizing long threads, and legacy refactoring.
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luk212
3mo ago
Bad patches are of course bad, but creating confident-looking noise for maintainers who are already stretched thin...now that's not good! Issue trackers and PRs are definitely getting harder and harder to trust. That said, AI is helpin
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luk212
3mo ago
So AI infrastructure buildout is starting to feel a lot like emergency industrial mobilization... Also, building rapid temp shells plus nearby gas turbines paints a very different picture than the one conveyed by the "clean-energy"
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luk212
3mo ago
Very Apple-ish approach to AI catch up: wrap an external tool in a privacy architecture, embed into the OS and productize the orchestration layer. It will be interesting to see if the Private Cloud Compute + on-device routing can make third
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Why AI Pipeline Needs Kafka and How Zilla Makes Kafka AI-Ready
(aklivity.io)
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4mo ago
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luk212
4mo ago
That's the promise of every new technology. Although there's been massive progress over the past 50+ years, the amount of free time that people have has actually gone DOWN ( https://clockify.me/working-hours )...&qu
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luk212
4mo ago
A lot of the current AI economics seems to depend on three assumptions being true at once: 1. inference costs fall fast enough 2. usage grows into very large recurring revenue 3. customers don't cut once handed the bill We should draw
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Rethinking Kafka Migration in the Age of Data Products
(aklivity.io)
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luk212
8mo ago
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Show HN: Smart Buildings Powered by SparkplugB, Aklivity Zilla, and Kafka
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luk212
1y ago
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A Kafka Proxy that *reduces* latency
(aklivity.io)
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luk212
1y ago
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luk212
1y ago
Proxies are deployed to enhance observability, enforce security, and facilitate connectivity between clients and servers. However, these benefits usually come at a cost, as an additional "hop" is added to the critical data path. W
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luk212
3y ago
Thanks and we have more coming! Yes, Zilla is deployed at a handful of companies. Notable ones are NBrown Group and a large German manufacturer that's big in the IoT space and starts with an "S" :).
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luk212
3y ago
We’re building a Kafka-native, multi-protocol proxy called Zilla ( https://github.com/aklivity/zilla )* that helps connect apps, clients, and services to Apache Kafka via stateless OpenAPI and AsyncAPIs. We're excit
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Show HN: Turn Kafka into an MQTT Broker for IoT with Zilla
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3y ago
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luk212
3y ago
We’re building a multi-protocol, event-native edge/service proxy called Zilla. Zilla can abstract Kafka topics for web apps, IoT clients and microservices through user-defined REST, Server-Sent Events (SSE), MQTT, or gRPC APIs. Zilla h
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Show HN: A multi-protocol, event-native edge/service proxy
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luk212
3y ago
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Modern Eventing with CQRS, Redpanda and Zilla (a.k.a. StreamPay App Demo)
(aklivity.io)
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3y ago
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luk212
3y ago
To demonstrate how event-streaming can be used to support Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS), and what a fun, practical application of this architectural pattern could look like, we built a p2p payment app called StreamPay and
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Zilla Studio – A visual tool for creating event-driven APIs
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4y ago
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4y ago
We’re building an open source event-driven API getaway called Zilla ( https://github.com/aklivity/zilla ). Zilla natively supports Kafka and enables you to create event-driven REST and SSE APIs that cleanly expose Kafka
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Bring Your Own REST APIs for Apache Kafka
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4y ago
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luk212
4y ago
Hey folks, we just launched the Zilla Project and would love to answer any questions or hear feedback. Will reply in the comments below.
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Zilla – An Open-Source API Gateway for Event-Streaming
(github.com)
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luk212
4y ago
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