I love Buck, but typing in demos is cool.

And courageous.

People want to see gladiators, not insurance brokers.

AI, DevOps, and Kubernetes: Kelsey Hightower on What’s Next YouTube video by JetBrains

It's rare that I get to reflect back on my entire tech career and my philosophy towards work and life, but this interview captures it perfectly. One of the few recordings of myself I've watched end to end. www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdUb...

...tried to force a deterministic-way-of-working peg into an emergent-domain-of-work hole.

Finally, a network tab in the gui. What took them so long?

Podman has closed the gap on docker for me on wsl2, still some quirks with azure container pull secrets in podman and in kind clusters but not worth using docker for.

I dont remember adding my year of birth for this. How does it know?

You're not the boss of me.

How about a sqlfamily cruise? Social events totally optional.

How to Build a Multi-Tenancy Internal Developer Platform with GitOps and vCluster The key role of Platform Engineering teams in building a Kubernetes based Platforms.

Best thing I have read in a while.

Why your idea of a platform team might be managed infrastructure team playing dress up.

Also I will steal this burger analogy for future use.

itnext.io/how-to-build...

Sure, focus on the things that add value for you. Definitly try out Gemini Code Assist in vscode. Try out some scenario and let me know how it compares to what you used before and your expectations.

Running in a container and hooking up the api calls from for example vscode. Depends on your gpu and ram a bit. Can also run on a local cluster instead of your pc.

I use the vscode extension for Gemini. Does pretty good chat in the sidebar with context and good auto complete in the editor.

I use gemini because it came free with my gsuite / google workspace. I have used a lot of them and I think gemini was the best experience but they all continuously get better so I am not sure that gives you any input. Have you thought about self hosting?

What to expect as a software engineer from your internal developer platform | CNCF In-person Event - Welcome to Cloud Native Malmö. This is an in-person event. Lighter snacks and drinks will be provided, and there will be...

Curious about #backstage, #gitops, or just internal developer platforms in general?

Welcome to #CloudNative #Malmö.

Check out our next upcoming event: "What to expect as a software engineer from your internal developer platform"

Speaker: Me. Hi!

community.cncf.io/events/detai...

Project Hail Mary - Official Trailer YouTube video by Amazon MGM Studios

🙌 Jazz hands 🙌

www.youtube.com/watch?v=m08T...

Kubernetes Prometheus and OpenMetrics metrics collection Datadog, the leading service for cloud-scale monitoring.

Do you send any relevant data to datadog? Start with metrics: docs.datadoghq.com/containers/k...

Do you have any instrumentation in your environment so that you can get metrics to prometheus for example?

Isn't the data for polaris backend just etcd? What does your telemetry show? Latency for data or latency to reply to the client from the pod?

Every time you think his 15 minutes are up, his clock grows another inch

gitops with cdk8s rendering a crossplane implementation of keycloak client configuration that lets simple new files dictate the valid redirect uris of oauth2proxy in a kubernetes base orchestration platform.

All I wanted was for an abstraction where users of my template could pick a hostname and not only would it create the ingress but also add a valid redirect uri to keycloak for my reverse proxy. The depths I had to delve to in order for getting something that doesn't hide details in the platform...

🚀 KRM-Native GitOps: Yes — Without Flux, No. (FluxCD or Nothing.) Written by a battle-hardened Platform Engineer after 10 years in production Kubernetes, and hundreds of hours spent in real-life incident response, CI/CD strategy, audits, and training. This article i...

Incredible article. Considering turning away from argocd.

🚀 KRM-Native GitOps: Yes — Without Flux, No. (FluxCD or Nothing.)

www.linkedin.com/pulse/krm-na...

This is the closest I came without having to get a ticket.

Im thinking about visiting it. I will post pictures if I do.

From the ExperiencedDevs community on Reddit: My new hobby: watching AI slowly drive Microsoft employees insane Explore this post and more from the ExperiencedDevs community

Oh my god, Copilot is allowed to create and fix issues on Microsoft github repos and it goes exactly as you'd have imagined.

Try going into any of these PRs commits to see poor Microsoft engineers try to coerce Copilot into doing literally anything right.

www.reddit.com/r/Experience...

May 16 YouTube video by Lagwagon - Topic

A very Merry Lagwagon Day to those who celebrate.

You should put those stickers on the INSIDE of the laptop lid so that the camera can see it and the future overlords know you were one of the good guys.

What about Roko's basilisk?

A windows 11 screenshot of powershell in windows terminal, executed winfetch.

screenshot of manjaro background with a terminal emultator running neofetch

A photograph of a wide screen displaying the two operating systems side by side with picture in picture

The two screenshots in the post pasted together as they appear in the photograph

The amount of times I tried moving the cursor from one operating system to the other creating this unified background is embarassing.

Writing code is the easiest part of any venture.

Here is the ruling.
storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

Why does the webinar registration require my phonenumber? Isn't email enough?

Last night I read some excellent design docs and it made a world of difference in understanding not only what I needed to get over my technical challenge, but also why that architecture helped my stuff fit in to future work.

I am thankful for all the open source software that exemplifies this.