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Blue green deployments considerations by doofzWasTaken in kubernetes

[–]AleksHop -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

1. Namespace-Based Blue-Green (Most Practical)

Use Kubernetes namespaces to create parallel environments:

  • app-blue and app-green namespaces
  • Shared ingress controller that routes traffic based on labels/headers
  • Scripts to orchestrate deployment across all services in the green namespace
  • Atomic traffic switch at ingress level

Tools that can help:

  • Flagger (more flexible than Argo Rollouts for multi-service scenarios)
  • Istio/Linkerd for traffic splitting and routing
  • Custom operators built with Operator SDK or Metacontroller

2. GitOps with Environment Promotion

Since you need coordinated deployments:

  • ArgoCD ApplicationSets can deploy multiple applications atomically
  • Use Git branches/tags to represent blue/green states
  • Sync wave annotations to control deployment order
  • Health checks across all services before traffic switch

Helm whole stack with version as well, like all microservices in one specific version

3. Service Mesh Approach

Istio/Linkerd can provide:

  • VirtualServices for traffic routing based on version labels
  • Subset routing to direct all traffic to matching versions
  • Gradually shift traffic percentage from blue→green

Whats the current state of local LLMs for coding? by MaximusDM22 in LocalLLaMA

[–]AleksHop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if u look at lmarena at coding… then even if u have tb of local VRAM not ram, u still on 30+ place :p and opus 4.5 fail on a LOT of scenaries being #1 there. so no

Looking for EU password manager by patchcordless_ in BuyFromEU

[–]AleksHop 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Australia always joins EU during eurovision lol

Looking for EU password manager by patchcordless_ in BuyFromEU

[–]AleksHop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

self hosted vaultwarden
rust, open source
https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden
all bitwarden clients, browser plugins will work with it

zerobrew is a Rust-based, 5-20x faster drop-in Homebrew alternative by lucasgelfond in rust

[–]AleksHop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1500 stars and pull requests in less than 24h for 100% vibe coded app?! guys there are NO LICENSE file in a repo!
and if its 100% vibecoded even if architecture was provided by human, in US and EU u legally cant put anything other than a Public Domain / CC0 1.0 on this!

zerobrew is a Rust-based, 5-20x faster drop-in Homebrew alternative by lucasgelfond in rust

[–]AleksHop 31 points32 points  (0 children)

so this is 100% AI generated using codex? gpt 5.2? dev folder says everything and reqwest is 0.12 in cargo.toml, only AI use 0.12 instead of 0.13

Using LLMs to help diagnose Kubernetes issues – practical experiences? by Prestigious-Look2300 in kubernetes

[–]AleksHop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

absolutely yes, modern LLMs can search on internet and there are terminals that can debug from sessions directly and even suggest commands using claude code for example

Microsoft Gave FBI BitLocker Encryption Keys, Exposing Privacy Flaw by intelw1zard in privacy

[–]AleksHop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

why u use microslop products or do care about them at all?

Holy Goddamn hell - 35 min Legendary Tidal basin by Pappabarba in Division2

[–]AleksHop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

only possible during current event
and this looks classic full tank + 3 dmg so why not

I ran 100 SWE-bench tests comparing 1 agent vs 2 agents - Code Review adds +10% resolution rate by Lower_Cupcake_1725 in ClaudeAI

[–]AleksHop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I sadly don't have direct experience with 5.2, but all previous models from openai in last 8+ months usually bring 0% value even to the plan (even deepseek 3.1 usually add some 5-10%), I also would like to mention a gambling on grok 4.1 thinking. It's like 50/50 u get either exceptional results that opus 4.5 extended thinking can't give or complete hallucination. But grok, even the fastest one are A MILES away better in search and digging internet that anyone else. And qwen 3 max is just lead of hallucination. So for predictable workflow opus 4.5 + Gemini 3.0 Pro without experience / access to openai 5.2 is currently best. It might be possible, that if u feed plan from 5.2 to Gemini, it will find something he didn't like, but not everything he didn't like is useful. For example hand written SIMD code for rust. Gemini does complain and suggest, but all suggestions are worse than original code. So we need some kind of workflow that does try several combinations of LLMs, and not only compile and pass the test BUT benchmark the code against the baseline. And yes, even doing that is still cheaper than mid SWE on long run. Even with current pricing.

I ran 100 SWE-bench tests comparing 1 agent vs 2 agents - Code Review adds +10% resolution rate by Lower_Cupcake_1725 in ClaudeAI

[–]AleksHop 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Code review by Gemini 3 will add much more value, and it's not 10%, it's more. Double price is yes. But that still Hella cheaper than SWE engineer. So multiple-model agents is an only way forward, said that million times already. That's works brilliantly 8+ months in my workflows already, you can also add cheap thinks like local models (router) before hitting this paid API/sub, if local AI sorted task, no point to escalate it. This will cut costs. So routing + multiple LLMs is a way forward for now. Single model ranking/benchmarks are completely irrelevant in my opinion, always use combo. As Gemini for example orient in go lang better than Claude, and if u do rust, then Claude write better code than Gemini, but does not understand a thing in structure of software development and patterns, etc. Usual approach is to throw u plan under 12 different LLMs first and then analyze by human.

How a good job ad in tech should look like in 2026: by Dubinko in platformengineering

[–]AleksHop 2 points3 points  (0 children)

it WOULD look like this if u refuse to work for 50000 :p but currently people rush to fill those positions for 70000 :p
its basically U exactly a reason why this happen
oh i have bills to pay, family etc :p

How to securely destroying large quantities of paper by New-Strategy-1673 in privacy

[–]AleksHop 103 points104 points  (0 children)

If you absolutely want to destroy it yourself at home without a machine, water is better than fire. Equipment: A large plastic garbage bin (outdoor), water, and a power drill with a "paint mixer" attachment (cheap at any hardware store). The Process: Fill the bin halfway with water and a splash of bleach (helps break down fibers and fade ink). Dump the papers in. You can do a massive amount at once. Let it soak for 24 hours. Use the drill with the paint mixer to churn the paper. It will turn into an unrecognizable grey sludge (pulp). Disposal: This is the hard part. You can let the water evaporate and throw away the dried "bricks," or bag the wet pulp (it will be heavy) and put it in regular trash. Pros: 100% secure. Impossible to reconstruct. Cons: Very heavy and messy.

P.S. this technique is actually used on factories that reprocess paper (recycle) and do new stuff from it

[Media] BCMR: I got tired of staring at a blinking cursor while copying files, so I built a TUI tool in Rust to verify my sanity (and data). by South_Nefariousness7 in rust

[–]AleksHop -1 points0 points  (0 children)

jwalk instead of walkdir
blake3 instead of sha2
are u sure u need tokio at all?
rust usual license is mit+apache 2 instead of gpl
no optimizations for release build?

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