mgianluc

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by mgianluc 2mo ago
Disclaimer: while I did not work on those scale tests, I am one of the maintainers of one of the open source projects used in those scale tests. While the largest fleet I have observed under a single hub managed was fewer than 500 clusters,
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by mgianluc 3mo ago
Its addictive :-) Well done
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by mgianluc 3mo ago
love it
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by mgianluc 3mo ago
I have written one tutorial on kubernetes controller myself, and I enjoyed reading this one.
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by mgianluc 3mo ago
Very nice. My kid is going to love this. Thank you!
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by mgianluc 3mo ago
First of all, kudos for the work. Personally I dont care if it is written in Rust or anything else. What I do care is stability, security and features. I would have enhanced the dashboard a little bit. I understand most of the work was done
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by mgianluc 3mo ago
Thank you! Appreciate you taking the time to respond and explain. Thanks
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by mgianluc 3mo ago
great explanation. And cool animations. Might I ask what tool did you use for those?
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by mgianluc 3mo ago
Thats good honestly and a big relief
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by mgianluc 4mo ago
Sorry about that. Just out of curiosity, was there any problem/limitation or client just decided a new cluster was needed for any reason (maybe its own ego)?
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by mgianluc 2y ago
In that case I would use it in DryRun mode and have it generate a report. Then look at the report and if it makes sense, fix the terraform or ArgoCD configuration. More on report: https://gianlucam76.github.io/k8s-cleaner&#x
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by mgianluc 2y ago
one more thing. It comes with a huge library of use cases already covered. So you don't necessarily need to write any new instance. You would need to do that only if you have your own proprietary CRDs or some use case that is not alrea
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by mgianluc 2y ago
Agree ability to run also as a binary would be helpful.
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by mgianluc 2y ago
It has a DryRun that generates a report on which resources would be affected. So you can see what resources identifies as unused before asking it to remove those. I would be scared as well otherwise. Agree.
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Show HN: Projectsveltos evaluates managed cluster health and send notifications(medium.com)
1 points by mgianluc 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Sveltos event-driven framework to deploy Kubernetes add-ons(github.com)
2 points by mgianluc 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Sveltos – collect tech-support from managed Kubernetes clusters(github.com)
1 points by mgianluc 4y ago|0 comments
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Integrate Ginkgo with Jira, Elasticsearch, Webex and Slack(towardsdev.com)
1 points by mgianluc 4y ago|0 comments
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Integrate Ginkgo with Jira, Elasticsearch, Webex and Slack(towardsdev.com)
1 points by mgianluc 4y ago|0 comments
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by mgianluc 4y ago
Thanks. Would you'd mind expanding more on "An operator permission granting is a great fundamental layer to add here" I am not sure I understood correctly (apologies in case). If I am tenant admin, and I have been given by pl
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Kubernetes Multi-Tenancy with Sveltos(projectsveltos.github.io)
4 points by mgianluc 4y ago|3 comments
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by mgianluc 4y ago
Presenting a Kubernetes multi-tenancy solution offered by Sveltos. Sveltos is an open source project. If you like the idea, be aware contributions are more welcome Thank you
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Show HN: Projectsveltos: managing Kubernetes add-ons in tens of clusters(projectsveltos.github.io)
2 points by mgianluc 4y ago|0 comments
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by mgianluc 4y ago
Thank you. I will take a look. Thanks
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by mgianluc 4y ago
I have been using ClusterAPI for an internal project at work. One problem I saw when creating tens of clusters per day with ClusterAPI, was that all cluster addons had to be manually installed/upgraded (there are solutions like Flux, w
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Projectsveltos: Manage Kubernetes addons in multiple clusters(github.com)
1 points by mgianluc 4y ago|3 comments