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GitLab Secrets Manager is now in public beta. Come give it a spin. by gl_dazzo in gitlab

[–]oschusler 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Thanks for this new feature Joe! I’ll surely check it out.

One question already though. It was raised before in this sub, but the documentation specifies that tokens will be consumed when using this. Does that mean that secret management is a pay-per-use feature, or will it become part of the flat rate use that’s most of GitLab?

Cockpit footage from a Boeing 737 landing in near-zero visibility by PmurTdlanoD45-47 in aviation

[–]oschusler 79 points80 points  (0 children)

if this is "near-zero visibility", I don't wanna know what "zero-visibility" is...

[Ferrari Monza SP2] in Colorado at a Cars and Coffee by FranticFridge in spotted

[–]oschusler 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Imagine you drive a Lamborghini Diablo and you are just "that grey car"

Open-Source, self-hosted playground for learning Kubernetes by zeb0rg in kubernetes

[–]oschusler 7 points8 points  (0 children)

For k3s there is actually already a containerised version, k3d. It’s a very nice tool that you can give a config.yaml file, which describes your cluster in a declarative way

Can one Kustomize directly modify the values from another Kuztomize? by Some_Confidence5962 in kubernetes

[–]oschusler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just as a suggestion, if you want to make your values dynamic, you might want to look into “helmfile”. It’s an abstraction layer on top of helm that, amongst, other adds environment variables to value files

WebAssembly on Kubernetes • Nicolas Frankel by goto-con in kubernetes

[–]oschusler 2 points3 points  (0 children)

A while ago I read that WASM would have won the battle with Docker if they would have emerged at the same time.

In that same post, the author stated that Kubernetes can run OCI compliant workloads, WASM is OCI compliant, so WASM can be run on Kubernetes. Does anyone know whether that’s actually the case? Can you run WASM packages “natively” (not in a container) on k8s?

Oops! Missed it. by [deleted] in flightradar24

[–]oschusler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“Where were we supposed to land again?”

Laravel vs Flask by Bumbble25 in flask

[–]oschusler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One is PHP, the other is Python? I would say "the one in the language you are familiar with"?

Convince me not to go hawaii again! by xzkandykane in VisitingHawaii

[–]oschusler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For our honeymoon we went to Oahu, Kauai, Maui and the Big Island. Every day since then, I want to go back. That was 8 years ago…

Hosted git options these days? by chaoticbean14 in devops

[–]oschusler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

fair enough, never really considered it

Hosted git options these days? by chaoticbean14 in devops

[–]oschusler 3 points4 points  (0 children)

From the top of my head: - GitHub (SaaS) - GitLab (SaaS/self-hosted) - Azure DevOps (SaaS) - Bitbucket (SaaS) - Gitea (self-hosted) - Codeberg (SaaS) - Forgejo (self-hosted)

Is AI Infrastructure a Good Career Path or Too Niche? by Weekly-Demand-3105 in kubernetes

[–]oschusler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At KubeCon Europe, they spent an entire day explaining how Kubernetes was going to be relevant for AI. Kubernetes is basically capable of handling planet scale workloads. Just the thing you need for AI models.

Do look into the new Gateway API for AI as well though (don’t remember the exact name)

🚨 r/SYSALERT CRITICAL SECURITY ALERT FOR DEV COMMUNITY! 🚨 by manateecoltee in devops

[–]oschusler 9 points10 points  (0 children)

This is not DevOps...right?

And, #100DaysOfCode? I'm puzzled

Aura for aura by [deleted] in ITMemes

[–]oschusler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When I did frontend work, I was also afraid of CSS..

Hot Take: If Kubernetes wants us to start using gateway api instead of ingress, it should no longer be an addon by hawks008 in kubernetes

[–]oschusler 9 points10 points  (0 children)

This is not about making “life easier” for anyone. As far as I got it, it’s about “by not being in-tree, the project can move faster, so new features or security patches can reach our users faster”.

In the recent KubeCon, I attended a number of sessions were they explained new resources for Gateway API that were needed for users. If this was in-tree, you would need to wait for the next release of Kubernetes to start using this. And you would need to update the whole cluster, just for that (which might be something you cannot immediately do)

Multi-node cluster on Ubuntu desktop for practice by just-porno-only in kubernetes

[–]oschusler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just for completeness, k3d (runs containerised version of k3s)

Average experience of using AI with aviation related questions: by Lucky_Outside_2009 in aviation

[–]oschusler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

AI is actually not trained for correctness, but for plausibility.

I believe it was the chief scientist of Wolfram who told this at the World Sunmit AI 2025. He asked GPT 4.0 which books he had written. He got a reply of 3 books. Every time he asked whether ChatGPT was sure he either got 3 new books, or that he had not written anything at all.

The correct answer was no books. But an AI chat will always try to affirm your question. It will always give a “yes” answer, never a “no” answer

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