@Ch_JesusChrist, engineer working on @Cosmonic_com, core maintainer of @krustlet, emeritus maintainer of @HelmPack, and amateur foodie. My opinions are my own.
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"Let me tell you, Kubernetes does not like things that are not containers."--@_oftaylor @cosmonic on his attempts to bridge #WebAssembly to #Kubernetes, #Hashiconf22 thenewstack.io/webassembly-n… @thenewstack
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Super excited to have what I've been working on for the past while out in the open now! Come sign up if you are interested!
We're excited to announce the launch of the Cosmonic Platform Developer Preview 🚀 We're inviting our wonderful @wasmcloud community and mailing list; over the next few months we're inviting more to imagine, create, and scale with our #WebAssembly PaaS. hubs.li/Q01nBLZK0
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Taylor Thomas retweeted
Check out this week's episode of #AdventuresInDevOps with @_oftaylor
#DevOps: Endless Possibilities with WebAssembly
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I had a blast writing this with @cohix and @technosophos. It was fun to finally get all the reasons why we've been working on #Wasm in a written format
The ever-important question, Why #Wasm? This is a common question we get from developers from all different backgrounds, so we teamed up with @SuborbitalDev and @fermyontech to talk about why #WebAssembly powers our startups and our open source projects 🚀hubs.li/Q01h1Q3r0
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Taylor Thomas retweeted
Find out why WebAssembly is ideally suited for cloud, IoT, and edge compute use cases in our post on @WasmBuilders by @technosophos of @fermyontech, our own @cohix, and @Cosmonic_com's @_oftaylor.
blog.suborbital.dev/why-weba…
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This was way fun to figure out. We've been wanting to figure components out for wasmCloud for a while and we finally sat down to do it
Curious about #WebAssembly components? Read our newest blog post by core maintainer @_oftaylor where we dive deep into how components work and how wasmCloud is going to start using them!
hubs.li/Q01dQYln0
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Taylor Thomas retweeted
Bindle is the silverware drawer of object storage. And we built it to store #WebAssembly modules.
(And there's a video with @_oftaylor of @Cosmonic!)
fermyon.com/blog/bindle-what…
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Had a fun time figuring this out! Glad I don't have to distribute our UIs in Docker images any more
Wondering how to serve a UI for #wasmCloud #apps ? Look no further! @_oftaylor demonstrates how to build a UI that can run anywhere with the power of #webasssembly ( #Wasm ) and wasmCloud in this blog post hubs.li/Q018nh4B0
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Taylor Thomas retweeted
Check out @technosophos and @_oftaylor on @readkubelist podcast today talking about Krustlet. I really had no idea how cool of a project @krustlet was until this conversation. WASM meets the K8s API.
heavybit.com/library/podcast…
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I am super excited to announce that we just cut our first 1.0-alpha release of @Krustlet! This is a huge step for the project and marks us beginning to transition to API stability and backwards compatibility guarantees. Check out the blog post here!
🎊 Marking our 1 year journey, we're excited to share that
@krustlet has joined @CloudNativeFdn as a sandbox project & our first alpha release of Krustlet 1.0 is out! 🎊
See the latest blog post from maintainers @matei_radu & @_oftaylor for details: deislabs.io/posts/towards-kr…
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Just as a heads up for those people using @krustlet. We have migrated the repo to a new neutral home as part of us joining the CNCF sandbox. The old link will still redirect to the correct location! github.com/krustlet/krustlet
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Taylor Thomas retweeted
📣 Brigade v2 Beta is now out! 📣
We've been dogfooding Brigade 2 & are committed to a new degree of stability in our APIs. We'll also be sharing more about the new init command in the brig CLI next week.
Until then, read our blog for more details 📖 blog.brigade.sh/2021-07-14-b…
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Ok, so I need to tweet some thoughts about #Kubernetes and how I think it is becoming impossibly complex. TO BE CLEAR, I have worked in this community for ages and have great respect for the people in it. I mean for this to prompt a discussion around simplicity. So let's dive in
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- Try to offer more turnkey solutions. Yes, this creates "vendor/project lock-in" but if we are being honest, that is what we are doing anyway
- Think about users and not about features. How are normal, every day devs and infra people going to be interacting with this
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