Matthew Small

@henry_stleger Re: SONOS update, no one is covering the "known issue" (I called support) that you are unable to control a system you are not logged into. The ability to control a system on the same network was crucial. (Eg, home/work).

@_ediri Engin! I am so sorry that happened. Wishing you a quick and straightforward recovery.

Happy surgery Friday! 👩‍⚕️ As good German with a Bretzel afterwards! 😂 People, don’t let yourself hit by a car and don’t use k8s for all! (yes I am still under Propofol 😛)

@_ediri @todaywasawesome Looks painful. Hopeful for your quick healing, @todaywasawesome! The "magic" is real (if following doctor's orders, of course).

@todaywasawesome Good to read! 🙏 Maybe @matthewsmall has some feedback too? I recall he had also a incident after a ski weekend!

Snowboarding over the weekend got a little rowdy. Apparently those bones are supposed to be touching 🤷‍♂️ <- something I can't do anymore.

@KitMerker A good night's sleep.

what's another word for reliability?

Watch @ringods use @PulumiCorp and Dagger show why imperative programming languages in our tooling are essential. Check out his demo from #CfgMgmtCamp here: ow.ly/mrw750MTAJk

The WordPress gets deployed.

Today we removed the waitlist for Pulumi Deployments! 🚀 The initial response was overwhelming. Excited to open it up to the world!

@stephenaugustus "beecin' out"

@ChrisShort Not agnostic. Extensible and abstract-able.

@migmartri Save the telemetry for your clusters.

I made the resolution of moving away from health trackers once my current Fitbit breaks, and today is that day. Tracking/tech fatigue I guess... Time to get a proper analog watch!

@mjasay Landing still counts if you ski out of it.

Sometimes the snow is so good and so deep that you can just send it without worrying too much about the landing.

@mattstratton For the same reason you should say primary-replica.

@TheNJDevOpsGuy @cnunciato Yes. Our Success and Sales teams can help estimate those resource counts and negotiated rates based on your app architecture and growth trends or projections. Ideally we check in on this regularly with your team and our CX Architects.

@matthewsmall @cnunciato So you're saying that it could be that amount based on how many resources are being deployed, but as the resource count goes up, the cost goes down?

Pulumi charges $1 per deployed resource per month? That's a big bill

@TheNJDevOpsGuy @cnunciato The floor is higher (more features), so at your current resource count, that may be the case, however it's not the case as you grow. The cost of committed credits and the cost per credit thereafter based on volume of credits. Similar to Committed Use Discounts.

@cnunciato That's for Team. How about Enterprise or Business Critical?

@TheNJDevOpsGuy @_ediri Hi Michael, there shouldn't be a case where the math works out like that. A resource is $0.36/mo but metered hourly by credits ($0.005/credit). Team also includes a free tier of 150K credits per month. If you'd like to share your resource counts, we can help estimate.

@_ediri I just spoke to a colleague that's using Pulumi and this was the math that came out of it. Is there another tier or plan in that case?

Join me at @CivoCloud Navigate and talk on building a production ready Kubernetes!

@loftwah @rawkode @patrickmcclory @zehicle Doesn't seem like he's lurking round here anymore. This is circa 2017... github.com/mcclory/maas

@matthewsmall @rawkode @patrickmcclory I'm listening. Maybe we have a new box being installed on the other side of the country and we'll only know it's MAC address and where it will be installed in the data centre. What tool are you reaching for? I know where I'm going @zehicle 🤓

Kubernetes is better on bare metal

"They did it in Superman 3," is my go-to description of consumption based pricing at a fraction of a penny.

Integrating @bitnami Sealed Secrets and @PulumiCorp IaC. A timely article on some advanced secrets management.