Pierre Padrixe

DevOps // Infrastructure Software Engineer // Runner

[Pierre Padrixe @undefd]

@GeorgesSalines Bon courage Georges. Si tu veux faire un footing pour te changer les idées, n'hésite pas.

[Jeff Dean @JeffDean]

Fantastic article focused on one of the key researchers behind the mRNA-based Covid vaccines: like a scientific detective tale over multiple decades!

[Mitchell Hashimoto @mitchellh]

Announcing Waypoint! Waypoint provides a consistent developer workflow to build, deploy, and release applications across any platform. `waypoint up` and go! I like to describe Waypoint as a mix between deployment tool and PaaS. 😎 https://t.co/FubGbHBAbx

[Pierre Padrixe @undefd]

https://t.co/EUh5YS4b0n - Get cost hourly and monthly estimates for a Terraform project (project code base looks like it's WIP)

[Octave Klaba @olesovhcom]

#OVHcloud has acquired a start-up which has developed a Block Storage technology based on distributed NVMeOF (NVMe Over Fabrics).

This will allow us to deliver faster, resilient, and cheaper storage for VMs in the Public Cloud.

More details in Sep.

[Pierre Padrixe @undefd]

Elastic (6.8+) users, do you still have a good reason to use Logstash and not Ingest Node directly? https://t.co/bG42nep2Fx

[Mitchell Hashimoto @mitchellh]

We worked with the AWS CDK team to integrate Terraform with the CDK. You can now write Terraform with TypeScript and Python. See how this looks in our blog post: https://t.co/RPUMfjPuJI (Note: this is not the new project I was talking about. That’s later this year. 😄)

[Pierre Zemb @PierreZ]

[Security Advisory] CVE-2020-8558: Kubernetes: Node setting allows for neighboring hosts to bypass localhost boundary - Announcements - Discuss Kubernetes https://t.co/EkXXulP9l1

[Darren Shepherd @ibuildthecloud]

I'm really excited about this. For many startups an acquisitions is the end of the road. This is far from that. Joining SUSE is very much a strategic choice to accelerate Rancher using the deep and broad Linux expertise of SUSE. This will be great for all open source users.

[brendandburns @brendandburns]

Another great release from the @Azure Kubernetes team.

Highlights include:
* Kubernetes 1.17 now GA
* Kubernetes 1.18.4 now available
* Proximity placement groups enable VM co-location for low-latency workloads

https://t.co/Qj8EXlUDZN

Congratulations to the team!

[Apache Kafka @apachekafka]

Kafka will use the Raft protocol on top of Kafkas own native commit log to manage metadata in the coming ZooKeeper-free architecture. https://t.co/iFQ7xOjE98

[Richard Seroter @rseroter]

Apache Kafka Needs No Keeper: Removing the Apache ZooKeeper Dependency https://t.co/fsEV1fPwVE < basically, uses Kafka to run Kafka. Kind of like Cluster API using Kubernetes to run Kubernetes. Or any "use X to build/run X" architectures.

[brendandburns @brendandburns]

With this week's release, Azure Kubernetes now supports an optional paid-SLA with availability as high as %99.95 (cross-availability zone control plane)

Congratulations to the team!

https://t.co/F8RRQXekuC

[ohrwurm @whosjluk]

Today #AKS is happy to introduce an optional #SLA for @Azure customers needing a fiscally-backed uptime!

Select the option that fits your @kubernetesio workload, we'll keep both a free and paid tier - all options can leverage availability zones.

https://t.co/J0AzlCMAmR

[Brad Fitzpatrick 🌻 @bradfitz]

Go 1.15 binary sizes took a welcome turn:

From 8.2M in Go 1.14 to 3.9M !?!?

👏👏 #golang

[Jaana Dogan ヤナ ドガン @rakyll]

The goal was to abstract away the infrastructure. We instead converted every application developer into an infrastructure developer.

[Pierre Padrixe @undefd]

https://t.co/lyxXM572NV

[Emmanuel Padrixe @emmanuelpadrixe]

Le grand mathématicien John Conway vient de mourir du Covid-19. On lui doit le jeu de la vie, les automates cellulaires et innombrables résultats en théorie des groupes, physiques quantiques ... RIP ! 😢

[Pierre Padrixe @undefd]

“Database Sharding — System Design 1” de SHIVAM VARSHNEY https://t.co/cOqIWnMsAC

[Mitchell Hashimoto @mitchellh]

We're focused on great K8S support for all our products (example: vault-k8s), but remain fully committed to Nomad. It's a really fantastic product, it does well as a business (8 figure annual business), and our customers are fanatical about it because it enables stuff like this.