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sg1234
3mo ago
The industry is changing. Coding is becoming a commodity, which means other skills will have to be developed and mastered to meet the future demands. We will still need people to build a platform to run AI. To maintain software to do Infere
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3mo ago
OSS has always been vulnerable to this. AI is accelerating, but changing the license doesn't guarantee adoption. It's not just because someone forked a project and changed license that suddenly everyone will start using that tool&
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2y ago
KRO (pronounced “crow”) or Kubernetes Resource Orchestrator is an Open Source tool built in collaboration between Google Cloud, AWS and Azure. Kube Resource Orchestrator (kro) is a new open-source project that simplifies Kubernetes deployme
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2y ago
GKE Newsletter for those who want to keep up with what's going on with GKE. Also contains Google Cloud News
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4y ago
Would you feel more comfortable if you had an in cluster agent that dial into a Google Managed API and receives command from it ? This way your control plane can be private and you don't have to handle Managed Authorize Networks.
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6y ago
Not to my knowledge, most OSS licenses leave out the trademark issue, happy to be proven wrong.
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6y ago
As i commented above i don't have any evidence supported by data, just an opinion, i don't understand why kubecon cost 1k$+ while as a speaker you have to pay your flight... I know non-profit in the US has to fill public tax retur
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6y ago
Loosing an opportunity to make business :)
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6y ago
Valid point, and that's the balance i think OUC is trying to bring, not being as un-flexible as CNCF and trying to be as open to the community as possible. Again OUC is about the trademark and not the licensing of the software which is
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6y ago
Thanks i will read that article.
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6y ago
> Sorry, but that's the nature of standardisation, and the price you pay if you want to show you're really vendor-neutral. For me, actions like these make Istio go from the almost de-facto default choice for a service mesh, to
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6y ago
Disclaimer: i work for Google Cloud and use istio daily. I don't think this matters to practitioners, it's a solution to fix trademark issues. Open Source Licenses (like Apache under which istio is released) doesn't solve the