@[email protected] 🦣 (Joel Takvorian)

📢 I'm thrilled to announce that the first version, dev preview, of our #NetworkObservability #Netobserv operator has just landed 🎉 operatorhub.io/operator/netob… So what's that? And who are we? Some details 👇

Hey @kubernetesio API experts: is there a way to do batch post queries to the rest api / using the go client? In particular I'm interested in doing several SubjectAccessReviews in a single call, is that possible ? (E.g. to query for multiple namespaces) #kubernetes #golang

À Prades, la police a gazé des enfants. La France de Macron, c’est à pleurer. 🎥@gmelody1 #Manif25mars #manifestation

@violencespolice @justindavis70 Pour la dissolution de la BRAV-M, signez la pétition officielle sur le site de l’Assemblée nationale : petitions.assemblee-nationale.fr/initiatives/i-…

« Il peut être temps pour ce pays de repenser le caractère tout puissant de sa présidence ». Et c’est le Financial Times qui le dit. on.ft.com/42Anb8F

@Morvandiau73 @violencespolice Quand les hooligans de la Brav-M se font reprendre par un gendarme

@iMilnb @lea_linux @rancunefr @Arpenteurdf @HWadrr oui mais le contenant ET le contenu sont physiquement déplacés. Ce qui, convenons-en, est loin d'être optimal

@lea_linux @rancunefr @Arpenteurdf @HWadrr Techniquement le pot de sel *contient* le sel donc... FOM-BLU T'ES FOUTU, LES POINTEURS SONT DANS LA RUE

@iMilnb C'est pour toi ça ;-) (cc @rancunefr @Arpenteurdf @HWadrr)

@PeterVeentjer Yes, but unfortunately, a lot of engineers do so because this is what linters or "best practices" enforce, and these aim not that much to write optimal code than to set a common ground for smoother collaboration (imho).

A lot of engineers are so focussed on short methods. They happily sacrifice a longer but easy-to-follow flow/logic for a shorter but harder-to-follow flow. It isn't an excuse to always make long methods, but in some cases, a longer method is easier to understand.

I just published How to use Loki from Grafana Cloud with Openshift Network Observability link.medium.com/Tu0L8wj9sxb

📢 Check out our new blog post by Steven Lee: the new Network Observability Support in @openshift 4.12 ! content.cloud.redhat.com/blog/check-out… #NetObserv #observability

Check out this new blog post: Network Insights in a Distributed Environment by Kalman Meth: link.medium.com/IMLrHptdcxb 🔎 A zoom into Flowlogs-Pipeline, one of the components that powers #NetObserv on #Kubernetes and @openshift

@netobserv_io Network Observability also made its entry in the @okd_io documentation: docs.okd.io/4.12/networkin… If you're not (yet?) using OpenShift but want to try full-featured #NetObserv with its OpenShift Console plugin, you can go with #OKD, which is the community twin of OpenShift

#NetObserv community operator 1.0.1 is out! github.com/netobserv/netw… It's mostly some bugs fixes and doc improvements.

Un grand merci au @marsjug pour leur accueil et leur gentillesse. Très heureuse d'avoir pu partager à nouveau ce sujet passionnant #PersuasiveDesign 🙏 On a même pu retrouver des patterns au sein de @Pix_officiel Les slides ici 👉 docs.google.com/presentation/d…

#NetObserv comes with an inovative, and experimental, way to display network topologies: check it out in this blog post from our Julien Pinsonneau!

sudoedit est un sur bateau... #CVE

@openshift The operator deploys a flow collection pipeline using its #eBPF agent, and a visualization plugin that brings new dashboards into the @openshift Console for cluster traffic. Guess what? It also support previous versions of OpenShift, starting at 4.10

This is the day! The Network Observability operator for @openshift is now GA! You will find it on OperatorHub, in the web console:

Pas une seule pub dans ma timeline twitter 😯 Est-ce que c'est pour faire revenir les exilés ? (J'ai tweeté/RT que 2 fois en 1 mois) Ou c'est pareil pour tout le monde?

Welcome to the @grafana #Loki operator on #operatorhub! operatorhub.io/operator/loki-… You can definitely use it with #NetObserv

A year ago, I was very happy to land the dream job at @Twitter. Now, I'm back at searching for my next gig. If you're hiring a staff software engineer to work on compute infrastructure challenges at large-scale with Kubernetes, hit me up on DM/LinkedIn.