michaelneale

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by michaelneale 2mo ago
@null not as yet, but did a tiny bit of research before. If i understand it this would help mainly with batching (ie concurrent sessions/users/turns etc) to keep the pipeline more busy (vs a batch of a fixed size going together),
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by michaelneale 1y ago
Have been using morph for a while (I am one of the authors of goose) and was surprised when introduced at the boost it gave me (much less iteration with the main expensive LLM, and I can even make the editing process simpler to take a load
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Natural Language to Jenkinsfile Translator(jenkinsfile.cloud)
2 points by michaelneale 4y ago|2 comments
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by michaelneale 4y ago
I built this using openAI codex, google cloudrun and streamlit (visualisations by graphviz - codex is not bad at translating pipelines to graphviz without really much prompting which somehow surprised me). Let me know what you think. No fin
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Personal Observability(sprkl.dev)
2 points by michaelneale 4y ago|1 comments
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by michaelneale 7y ago
(Disclaimer: CloudBees cofounder here) Our hope to simplify away the checkboxing and plugins is ready to go distro (free of course): https://www.cloudbees.com/products/cloudbees-jenkins-distrib... You mention docker an
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by michaelneale 7y ago
On the point of simplicity, much pain has been described here about running Jenkins - https://www.cloudbees.com/products/cloudbees-jenkins-distrib... is hopefully a better way to handle that. On kubernetes - imagine if
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by michaelneale 7y ago
But to your point (sorry I missed it first) - assuming kubernetes is like assuming an OS, you get to do things like preview apps and other benefits. But if that isn’t for you https://www.cloudbees.com/products/cloudbees
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by michaelneale 7y ago
Agree Kube is not for everyone, no question, I was just trying to clarify what was in the article. (if you are offloading complexity - I would hope it is to a GKE or EKS or AKS or similar, in which case it is very much offloaded...) I didn&
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by michaelneale 7y ago
well as far as I know bash and gcc don't depend on kubernetes yet, but that is a good point. It isnt' for everyone (and I wouldn't want to run it myself - GKE or EKS is fine but otherwise.. it seems tough to run). Also this i
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by michaelneale 7y ago
I think this "lesson" is not lost on many, including those that built and work with Jenkins and plugins. The Jenkins X project moved to a very different approach, a fresh start. see https://cd.foundation/ & h
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by michaelneale 7y ago
Co-founder of cloudbees here, just some corrections: 1) there are (since 1 year) restartable builds/stages in open source (a bit over a year IIRC) - when the article mentions that they are not in open source. 2) Jenkins X is something
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by michaelneale 8y ago
Right, I feel better about doing this now!
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by michaelneale 8y ago
Charles Sturt Uni is a fairly well regarded Australian university. It isn't one of the so called "sandstone club" but I believe it does legitimate stuff (it isn't that easy to be called a university here). They also ofte
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by michaelneale 8y ago
>That's just the thing. Why has there been so little adoption of commonly needed functionality as part of core, or at least as officially supported plugins? Oh there are core bundled plugins, official etc - they are just core functi
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by michaelneale 8y ago
yes that is right I believe.
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by michaelneale 8y ago
well glad to see people using blue ocean, but yeah - that isn't a good look (and one of the aims mentioned is to get away from this pain, for good). (also evergreen should take care of the updating, ideally). I will be happy when it do
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by michaelneale 8y ago
Part of the ideas mentioned are to resolve this stability, and not depend on in process plugins (a new extensibility architecture that won't hurt stability). There are many things in plugins which should be core functionality (and will
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by michaelneale 8y ago
Glad to hear that - you should put your config up on a blog post somewhere sometime.
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by michaelneale 8y ago
I think thats a great rule of thumb. Declarative pipeline came after the script was "invented", which is slightly unfortunate, had it came before it would have encouraged the practices you describe (declarative is just for orchest
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by michaelneale 8y ago
I was taught that too, never thought about it again until now!
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by michaelneale 8y ago
It may not work for you but "organization folders" (a feature of multi branch) were designed to discover projects from bitbucket, github etc (ie a new repo appears, with a Jenkinsfile, a new project will automatically configured).
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by michaelneale 8y ago
Yes it is harder than it should be - there is a project under way to try to make this config and plugin pain go away: https://jenkins.io/blog/2018/04/06/jenkins-essentials/ (not sure if that name wi
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by michaelneale 8y ago
Hi. Co-founder of CloudBees here (and sometimes contributor to the Jenkins project). I have described the UI as far worse words than that myself, but things are changing: - Reboot the UI (it isn't just changing existing, but replacing)
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by michaelneale 8y ago
I find that works well for jet lag also (when your body really doesn’t want to be asleep).
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Jenkins Essentials: the end of version numbers(jenkins.io)
3 points by michaelneale 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: For how long can GoDaddy keep hold of a domain after it has expired?
3 points by michaelneale 10y ago|1 comments
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by michaelneale 10y ago
Amusing list. I would like to share it but the unnecessary use of "retard" is a bit upsetting when there are many other appropriate terms (fools, dangerous idiots, whatever)
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Dash author is lying? Pusher of shovelware(forums.macrumors.com)
73 points by michaelneale 10y ago|9 comments
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Applying the paradigms of core.async in ClojureScript (presentation)(youtube.com)
5 points by michaelneale 12y ago|0 comments

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