procesd

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[–] procesd 2 points 5 hours ago
[–] procesd 1 points 6 months ago

I see this as the EU moving pieces to influence the UK people to revert brexit in a generation (Bregret? Breback?). It benefits the demographic that was already against brexit and keeps the idea od Europe in their minds.

I doubt is for cheap labor. I work in London and in a team of 20 we have a single British, and the few in the company tend to have an easier path for leadership, so why leave? That has been similar in all my previous jobs.

[–] procesd 1 points 9 months ago

Best I have used is Flux with helmrelease objects and kustomize. Only lacking some UI to get flux events and logs together. I guess that Argocd can do the same with application onjects using charts as source but haven't tested it yet

But managing both k8s external components (external-dns, external-secrests, CSI, etc etc) and your own apps with kustomizable charts makes so much more sense than having thousand of manifests that I would recommend everyone to try.

[–] procesd 5 points 9 months ago

If I could be bothered to sit and write down a distilled version of my last decade at work it would be something very similar. Any junior SRE can benefit from this.

[–] procesd 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I like helm and I think the main reason is that I have way less exposure to helm internals than you.

Helm seems to be designed to follow the write-once-apply-everwhere principle. My experience is

  • find a promising k8s tool
  • get the chart
  • read the values file
  • apply (as a flux helm release object)

I almost never need to untar and check the templates, helm for me is an easy to use high level abstraction.

I guess that's why they sell it as a package manager. The experience of writing the chart sounds dreadful, but using it is mostly trivial.

[–] procesd 2 points 1 year ago

I really like the idea. While I like training the techniques one thing I really miss from Muay Thai is pad work and how it helps to develop the flow of attacks, defenses and counters.