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by slajax 6y ago
Founder here. AMA. Our goal was to build a serverless experience on top of k8s that felt like a PaaS but still provided the flexibility for teams to grow into their own private cloud k8s environment, as they scale. We're big fans of Cl
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by slajax 6y ago
Give yourself more credit. The rest will come.
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Axial Brought DevOps into Slack Saving 1000s of Hours of Developer Time(cto.ai)
15 points by slajax 6y ago|3 comments
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by slajax 6y ago
Absolutely. We have about 5 that are currently in the works that cover many different use case from our community. We’ll be sharing soon on our blog so please keep an eye out for them!
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by slajax 6y ago
Founder here - we agree. ChatOps has traditionally required you to build out a specific solution for Chat, which failed the cost of ownership equation, after you consider the cost of setting up servers, code and chat specific logic to run y
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by slajax 6y ago
Founder here - for our users, the initial value proposition of being able to deploy a Slack bot in less than 5 minutes without servers, is usually the starting point. After that they start digging into our team features for Secrets, Configs
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by slajax 6y ago
Founder here - We recognize that Slack certainly isn't for everyone which is why everything also works in our CLI and also soon by public API. Slack have a great uptime and regularly stay above 99.9% uptime according to their status pa
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by slajax 6y ago
Founder here - can you clarify what you mean by "data plane"? We let you aggregate events and process metrics, should you want to use our platform as the way you aggregate event driven workflows or calculate delivery metrics. You
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by slajax 6y ago
Founder here - great question. The way this works is that you first build a CLI, which is a container and then you publish it to us so that it also runs in Slack. It's shared code that runs in both environments. So if Slack is ever dow
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by slajax 6y ago
Well first of all, as a public company Slack is held to extremely well regulated security protocols to ensure this never happens, so we get the benefit of that out of the box. Additionally, we require the user to associate their Slack user
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by slajax 6y ago
Thanks, we've tried to re-think DevOps from a Slack first point of view and this was a major consideration so I'm glad to see you recognize it but we've still got a long way to go and we're very open to feedback too!
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by slajax 6y ago
Of course, generally difficult to explain in HN threads but there are a number of things at play here... The first is secrets + credentials. You can use our hosted vault or bring your own vault so that your credentials are encrypted and can
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by slajax 6y ago
Founder here - Thanks! Yes that's the general idea. We're making it so you can port your existing scripts and allow them to easily run in Slack so that they are more discoverable and intuitive for all experiences.
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by slajax 6y ago
Founder here - Since a workflow in the context of CTO.ai is just a container, which executes your code, you can build out as robust permissions as you need to by leveraging our vault integration, configs and teams. Currently, our teams are
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by slajax 6y ago
Founder here - 100% not. We've build a specialized PaaS that ensures your credentials and workflows are encrypted and there is no additional security vector here. Also Slack is one of our investors and they have worked with us a great
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by slajax 6y ago
Founder here - We created CTO.ai to help foster accessible developer experiences by lowering the cost of leveraging Slack in your developer workflows. The key idea is that you build a CLI using our SDK (it's a container) and then we ma
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Show HN: Your DevOps Control Plane, in Slack(cto.ai)
75 points by slajax 6y ago|35 comments
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by slajax 6y ago
Freenode
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by slajax 6y ago
Freenode, here I come.
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by slajax 6y ago
Does IRC still exist?
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by slajax 8y ago
Drop me an email? [kc at hc dot ai] We've got a team of ~40 super passionate engineers creating the worlds best developer experience; CTO.ai. We're on market with Vancouver comp and are very comfortable with hiring people with 3-4
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by slajax 9y ago
Hey Everyone - Founder of CTO.ai here - happy to answer any questions you might have about our goals here. We're still in a pretty early alpha but our goal is to provide every company engineering insights like the one shown in the link
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Slack integrated GitHub insights for teams that ship(blog.cto.ai)
4 points by slajax 9y ago|0 comments
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by slajax 10y ago
Finn.ai | Senior Software Engineer | Vancouver, BC | ONSITE, FULLTIME | https://angel.co/finn-ai/jobs Finn.ai is a small but rapidly growing fin-tech startup working in beautiful Vancouver, BC. We are working with bank
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by slajax 10y ago
Finn.ai | Senior Software Engineer | Vancouver, BC | ONSITE, FULLTIME | https://angel.co/finn-ai/jobs Finn.ai is a small but rapidly growing fin-tech startup working in beautiful Vancouver, BC. We are working with bank
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by slajax 10y ago
Miranda was my go to for years! We used to tar up our bundles and drop them into our work stations at our call centre jobs where messaging was a strict no no! Due to its super slim design and hotkeys it was the best tool for the job! Thank
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by slajax 10y ago
My co-founder in my last startup was in the first round of startup visas. It worked out and is a great program but be careful not to exit too quickly without reading the fine print. They weren't prepared for us exiting to a big public
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by slajax 10y ago
Pretty cool. I screen captured the text in the bottom right corner of the page and it had some issues. Here's a screenshot of what happened: http://io.kc.io/hkeM
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by slajax 10y ago
I literally downloaded this for the first time in years the yesterday. This is really sad news.
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by slajax 11y ago
Thank you for all the hard work of the iterm2 team. I've used this application for years now and without it, I would be useless. I do 99% of my development within it, so it really is a super important tool for me and I'm very very

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