Eric Tune

Software engineer. Distributed systems. Kubernetes. Working at Google. My tweets are my own.

[Moxie Marlinspike @moxie]

Wrote some notes summarizing my first impressions of web3: https://t.co/16MoPROOGc

[Eric Tune @erictune4]

@jimmyzelinskie @PulumiCorp @AWSCloudFormer @jimmyzelinskie No, this isn't used by DM.

[Eric Tune @erictune4]

Over the last year, I've been working with https://t.co/74y254ux5A and others to take some of the best things about Kubernetes APIs and apply them to Google Cloud's APIs.

[Eric Tune @erictune4]

Would be interested to hear from anyone else working on Cloud APIs if this resonates - @PulumiCorp, Azure Resource Manager (#ARM), @AWSCloudFormer, etc

[Eric Tune @erictune4]

Like CRD-based APIs, Declarative-friendly GCP APIs have a single method to update the resource, rather than many ad-hoc methods to update different properties (I'm looking at you GCE Instances - https://t.co/PwiFGlUNRl)

[Eric Tune @erictune4]

@eric_brewer @GoldbergChen Congrats Chen!

[Eric Tune @erictune4]

@kelseyhightower @davc0r @bgrant0607 That page doesn't support Custom Resources _yet_.

[Eric Tune @erictune4]

Chewing on how `.status.conditions` are used in Kubernetes Resource Model types. If you want to bite of some raw data, here it is: https://t.co/wRxDYPT4vb

[Eric Tune @erictune4]

@rothgar Yes, it is similar to CloudFormation.

[Eric Tune @erictune4]

Manage 72 different types of cloud resources using kubectl, with Config Connector. Now GA. List and yaml examples here: https://t.co/5FYuxuKH4S
Proud to have contributed to it.

[Eric Tune @erictune4]

Using Encapsulation, you have to invoke code to change an object's data. With Declarative Configuration, you have to change an object's data to invoke its code.

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@christopherhein Looking forward to seeing the redesign!

[Eric Tune @erictune4]

Video link: https://t.co/6Q3S4a6RFN

[Eric Tune @erictune4]

Really late at getting my final KubeCon slides deck up. https://t.co/jN0HyrPZdT Thanks everyone who came to the talk.