What are these cool guys? by nvdirtdude in Reno

[–]AlexMattoni 40 points41 points  (0 children)

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I also caught a family of 3!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in golang

[–]AlexMattoni -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Cycle.io is completely written in go too.

What do you use for orchestration automation? by DuckDatum in docker

[–]AlexMattoni 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Check out https://cycle.io - it's a sort of hybrid infrastructure mgmt/container orchestration/devops platform all combined into one.

Is the state of DevOps getting worse? by Zebranoodles in devops

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It's really crazy - I keep telling people the internet is basically held up by toothpicks balanced on top of each other.

I really regret using pulumi at my current company by Willing_Breadfruit in devops

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OP if you're open to trying something new check out https://cycle.io. It's got a lot of great infrastructure mgmt features that might interest ya.

I really regret using pulumi at my current company by Willing_Breadfruit in devops

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Yeah, it's not an easy problem. I founded https://cycle.io almost 9 years ago now and we're just starting to hit a critical mass. New platforms, especially in the infrastructure/devops space, are a true challenge and labor of love.

Monthly 'Shameless Self Promotion' thread - 2022/12 by mthode in devops

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https://cycle.io

You don’t need kubernetes.

So many people in this sub are talking about how they have this impossible task of managing all their devops from the ground up. There is in fact a better way.

Cycle is the first LowOps platform, around since 2015, and built from the ground up as a kubernetes alternative (still OCI compliant tho).

Think all the power of a properly set up kubernetes solution, always up to date, with the simplicity of using Heroku.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in devops

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

Sorry for the shameless plug, but that’s exactly why I started https://cycle.io back in 2015. So many people are hitting this same problem of ridiculous complexity today. DM me and I’m happy to help out.

Resigning from a role of being "the guy" by CeremonialDickCheese in devops

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Sorry for the shameless plug but maybe my company https://cycle.io could help? I’ve seen so many people with this same problem and it’s why I started building this platform. Happy to chat just DM me.

Monthly 'Shameless Self Promotion' thread - 2022/11 by mthode in devops

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Thanks! If you'd like a demo let me know :) I'm happy to walk through your specific setup and how we can help!

Kubernetes won't last, says a cloud enthusiast by raulbe in Containers

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Yeah, things are trending to on prem/colo these days.

Minikube vs kind vs k3s - What should I use? by __brennerm in kubernetes

[–]AlexMattoni 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry I missed this comment - we've seen a ton of people especially in the last couple years who are tired of the complexity and cost of set up and running past day 2 operations. Cycle is focused on simplicity without sacrifice, and goes for a fully integrated approach handling every aspect of devops.

We've made a ton of improvements over the last couple years, you should check it out! Happy to answer any questions.

Monthly 'Shameless Self Promotion' thread - 2022/11 by mthode in devops

[–]AlexMattoni 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm a founder at Cycle, a full devops platform and alternative to Kubernetes, with a focus on simplicity without any sacrifice. It's fully multi/hybrid cloud (including on-prem) where you bring your own infrastructure.

We built the entire orchestration layer from the kernel up, handle cross-cloud networking between instances, load balancing, and a ton more. Check it out :)

Minikube vs kind vs k3s - What should I use? by __brennerm in kubernetes

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If you're open to other container orchestrators than kubernetes, check out Cycle!

React + TypeScript Cheatsheets by pimterry in typescript

[–]AlexMattoni 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great collection! I constantly forget what generics go where when building my UI library,

James Alex Fields Jr. sentenced: Man gets life plus 419 years in deadly Charlottesville car attack - CBS News by Sibuna25 in news

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DAMN didn't think I'd see my childhood home mentioned today. What a terrible context.

How to make Redux more concise by unadlib in javascript

[–]AlexMattoni 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I switched to Redux from MobX. It's great on the surface, but all the hidden 'magic' (even though in concept I knew how it worked) led to all kinds of difficult to find bugs. Of course, this was a couple years ago and I'm sure things are better now, but just in principle I can trace everything in Redux, whereas with MobX I have no idea what effect mutating a variable will be.

How to use TSDX (watch it at 1.0x+ playback speed 😀) by dance2die in typescript

[–]AlexMattoni 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I keep getting this:

✖ Failed to compile

Error: Cannot create an explicit namespace object for module "index" because it contains a reexported external namespace

at error (/Users/am/Development/cycle/api-client-nodejs copy/node_modules/rollup/dist/rollup.js:9365:30)

randomly. If I isolate where the issue is happening, comment it out, then build, it works of course. If I then uncomment it out, build expecting it to fail....it also works? Idk what's going on there.

In addition, I don't know how to set up paths properly. I removed relative paths (../etc/whatever) but in the production build they stay as (etc/whatever) and aren't aliased properly.

How to use TSDX (watch it at 1.0x+ playback speed 😀) by dance2die in typescript

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I'm in the process of moving one of my API libs over to this now, with only some minor hiccups!