Ilya Dmitrichenko

@rawkode Is it a weekend conference? I kind of wish I knew it was on, but I don’t think I would be up for a weekend thing. Nix is getting adopted by companies, time to for conferences to reflect that :)

I'm in Berlin for NixCon. If you're around and want too grab a coffee or beer, I'd love to do so

@tsaha It is still out there, had some features like inner JSON/YAML string encoding for configmap values etc… github.com/errordeveloper… I do mostly lean towards CUE these days, main lesson from kubegen was that custom DSL can be fun to implement, but super harder to document well.

@tsaha Looking back at kubegen, it seems not bad at all! It was kind of inspired by how CloudFormation handles substitutions, back then CF didn’t support YAML yet.

kustomize is an abomination. At least with Helm chart, I can tell what is going on with a given resource in a single file.

@tsaha I once have written a self-signed certificate provider that is pretty good for this purpose, the idea was that you can have just a go lib to include in any operator and use inbuilt CSR API. It worked quite well, I wish I could open source it at the time. Might have to rewrite!

@tsaha I don’t disagree, this to me looks all kind of wrong, kubebuilder does have a tendency to throw in a tone of dependencies and this a perfect example of that. cert-manage is there just so your web hooks can use TLS, right? Crazy.

@ibuildthecloud That looks like a new hashtag, Darren, I see what you are trying to do there ;)

I like this #noscale trend that is starting now that we've realized worshipping hyperscaler for the past 15 years was not the hero we needed.

@tsaha I can sense we need to shop for kustomize glasses on another day, what I usually have to read is kind of small, so it’s been manageable.

@tsaha Can you send me your glasses when you are done? I fear mine are just not that good for helm chart templates 😬

I'm super excited to introduce Flux Operator, a new component in the @fluxcd ecosystem, with a focus on high-level abstractions for #GitOps. We are starting off today by releasing an API for running Flux in autopilot mode with the option to decouple the cluster desired state from Git towards OCI artifacts. Next we are going to focus on simplifying the continuous delivery workflows and improving the observability of Flux-managed resources. Big thanks to all the early adopters who've run the operator on their production systems in the last months, your feedback is greatly appreciated 💖 I have high hopes this project will be well received by the Flux community and large orgs relaying on Flux will adopt it along with the @controlplaneio's Enterprise offering 😊 control-plane.io/posts/flux-ope…

@karnauskas To pragmatic for the single-server tribe

Oh no, we’ve been doing it all wrong! All you need is just one server and telegram 🎉🚀

The Nobel Prize going to John Hopfield (and G. Hinton) made me remember my Hopfield networks learning algorithm implementation in #golang github.com/milosgajdos/go…

@thockin It’s what you would put inside the if

CEL is weird. Rather than some `if` construct: if(test1, expr1, expr2) && if(test2, true3, false4) or switch: switch(input, cond1: (expr1), cond2: (expr2)) we end up with: (!test1 || expr1) && (!test2 || expr2) Takes some getting used to.

@rawkode @github Doesn’t this kind of imply that you ave revoked that key, as if it leaked and cannot be trusted? I suppose the thing is that GitHub is trying to keep simple UX, and it might be that in the case it was oversimplified?

I deleted an old signing key from @github and now my entire repository commits show "Unverified". They were verified ONCE, I don't feel like this should be the behaviour but I also don't have the right answer. What would you expect?

@tsaha Deleting things is always harder then you think ;)

Why is deleting a s3 bucket with objects so difficult?

@lukeb0nd Wife was reluctant to watch Eric, which is a new series on Netflix about a missing child… but we did quite enjoy it in the end.

Having kids has ruined horror films for me, what used to be a bit of scary fun is now disturbing and unpleasant. Watched Longlegs last night. Can't say I enjoyed the experience on balance, but it's an excellent film.

@kelseyhightower Because I/O is never so simple ;) Let me ask you this, what other shorthand functions would you want - canReadFile, canAppendFile, canWriteDir…? The list goes on, hard to tell where to stop and current status quo is sensible in that regard. Similarly, we don’t have isChanOpen.

Flux 2.4 is out 🚀 This release marks the General Availability of the Flux S3-compatible Source API. 🩷 Big thanks to all the contributors! And a special shoutout to the Azure Arc team for their numerous contributions to this release. fluxcd.io/blog/2024/09/f…