Thanks to everyone for attending my Minimum Viable Kubernetes talk at SCaLE! Slides are up at https://t.co/D1wz6XqX3B and I'll post the video there once available.
I think K8s is a great choice for small teams and I'm always happy to answer questions.
#kcdla#scale#scale20x
Are there any Kubernetes UIs actually being maintained anymore? Octant seems to been have stripped of resources, Infra is dead, K9s is in community-split-limbo, Kubenav never got beyond a one-person project. Kubernetic is still going but new features not in the desktop app. Sigh.
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Did you know that there is no definitive rule set for the Royal Game of Ur?
At https://t.co/OFxWAHPv69 we chose Bell's path with the simple rules due to its popularity. However, we have plans to add all pictured paths, and eventually even the complex rules proposed by Finkel!
@glyph@gotyaoi It's kind of like the "use a coin flip to probe your internal biases" thing maybe? Use deployment fear to find the problem spots in your pipeline.
@glyph Thatโs fair, I think the more holistic view is to see these systems as built to a spec and if you donโt know your spec for yours, for the love of $deity you should figure that out and document it.
@glyph So Iโve youโve hardened your system for โFriday deployโ as an acceptable risk level, I donโt think it follows that holidays should also be included. I would need to substantially lower my risk thresholds for much less benefit. I appreciate the parallels though.
@glyph Sure but that sounds like a slippery slope argument :) for any given deploy thatโs a reasonable assertion but big holidays have a vastly magnified downside and usually a reduced upside (or at best, baseline).
@glyph How safe is safe enough and whatโs the cost-benefit? I could deploy today and it would probably be fine but almost nothing would be lost by waiting a few days and quite a bit is lost by being wrong.
This is all a reach, the far more likely answer is there is no plan, his ego is the size of a small moon, and everyone involved is just this incompetent. But I guess it's still good to game out how this could end up as a Problemโข rather than just a hilarious broken website.
Going to shoot my shot and guess that Twitter isn't going to actually die, but will be taken down "for maintenance" for a week or two and come back as an explicitly right-leaning platform.
Like his whole "Twitter should be a bank" nonsense, who would even consider doing that? Well there is a whole segment of the market already primed to think that real actual banks are evil and putting your money in TwitBank will own the libs.