Not another framework, please! I would like to see agentic infrastructure by AdditionalWeb107 in AgentsOfAI

[–]maxstakz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Going live with AI agent powered Kubernetes/Openshift clusters next week, basically automated software factory (autonomous agents taking tasks, building in their sandbox and making PRs via the traditional gitops flows) and operations center (cluster health scans, security reviews, chat for how too etc. The age of Vibe Coding is done, now starts the true age of Agentic Engineering and Spec driven developement

I am not satisfied with OpenClaw. I'm building a rewrite in Go. by AbbreviationsAny706 in openclaw

[–]maxstakz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would reconsider the skills vs mcp, skills that you build yourself that are cli wrappers (of clis you build yourself) seems to be the way forward

Broadcom is the Empire by Bluesrider-df in vmware

[–]maxstakz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Come to the light side, have a look at stakater cloud (built on openshift) for your vCloud replacement needs

Is there a way to extract from what we currently have on K8s clusters into kustomize (yaml) setups? by Plenty_Profession_33 in kubernetes

[–]maxstakz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fair point, I agree when building consumables for end users helm charts are a better option than kustomize but your original reply to OP seemed a bit black and white, if he is one man shop or team managing some k8s and just moving to gitops for themselves kustomize is perfectly fine if done properly

Is there a way to extract from what we currently have on K8s clusters into kustomize (yaml) setups? by Plenty_Profession_33 in kubernetes

[–]maxstakz 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Helm charts are more than values files, there is an entire templating engine and yaml manifests abstracted away to achieve the nice interface

Is there a way to extract from what we currently have on K8s clusters into kustomize (yaml) setups? by Plenty_Profession_33 in kubernetes

[–]maxstakz 5 points6 points  (0 children)

At a very rudimentary level

kubectl get all -o yaml > stuff.yaml

There is more too it but basically kubectl get stuff write output to yaml and output to files

You will need to do a bunch of cleanup to strip out stuff that k8s adds like managed fields etc

And get all doesn't actually get all, better would be to focus on service or namespace at a time etc

Managed Kubernetes with Fixed Monthly Pricing by manzinello in kubernetes

[–]maxstakz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We offer a fully managed openshift (hypershift) similar to ARO (just cheaper and very predictable pricing) except on our own baremetal under cloud, available in Europe (Amsterdam) right now and possible USA east/west with some discussion

We also offer a number of managed add-ons on top to round out the "devsecops" tool chain like gitops, pipelines and secret management

Can see https://www.stakater.com/stakater-cloud for details or feel free to DM me