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General Discussions
Priyanka Gajbhiyeabout 1 year ago
Anyone using Airflow ?
Colinabout 1 year ago
Any guesses when EKS automode will be integrated into the Cloud Posse terraform-aws-eks-cluster module??? I see an open issue requesting the feature but no activity. Looks like the AWS Module has added the feature, but... we use all the Cloud Posse stuff!
jaysunabout 1 year ago
hi there - not sure if this should go in #ai , but I think this is more of a general question around LLM productivity…
curious how others are leveraging LLMs to improve productivity / overall efficiency in their devopsy / systems engineering roles. specifically in a cloud native k8s landscape
curious how others are leveraging LLMs to improve productivity / overall efficiency in their devopsy / systems engineering roles. specifically in a cloud native k8s landscape
Williamabout 1 year ago
Hello
Slackbotabout 1 year ago
squatabout 1 year ago
Hi, would the GitHub authorized keys project accept a PR contributing a file storage implementation of the key cache? We don't have an etcd for caching keys and fetching keys on every single SSH connection is really slowing down our authentication. Being able to cache on-disk world speed subsequent connections up a lot.
I would propose two flags:
FILE_CACHE_PATH
and
FILE_CACHE_TTL
for controlling the storage location and the expiration time of cached keys respectively.
Please let me know!
I would propose two flags:
FILE_CACHE_PATH
and
FILE_CACHE_TTL
for controlling the storage location and the expiration time of cached keys respectively.
Please let me know!
Vishwaraja Pathiabout 1 year ago
As a startup, if you were to bring an IT service provider (like me) on board for tasks like building your infrastructure, migration, or upgrades, what are the things you'd just assume we know without having to spell it out (like ensuring everything is secure and scalable without needing constant hand-holding)?
Also, if we were to take care of managing your infrastructure, what tasks or responsibilities would you want us to handle, so you can just keep coding and building your amazing product—without worrying about servers, backups, or the occasional "oops" moment?
Also, if we were to take care of managing your infrastructure, what tasks or responsibilities would you want us to handle, so you can just keep coding and building your amazing product—without worrying about servers, backups, or the occasional "oops" moment?
Shyam Sankar K Rabout 1 year ago(edited)
Is mac studio m2 ultra(on-premise) used as server for production to migrate from aws a good idea. If not mention the reasons.
Asghiabout 1 year ago
Hey Folks I am new here
I just created this feature request issue on GitHub
https://github.com/cloudposse/terraform-aws-elasticache-redis/issues/251
And I was also willing to create MR and contribute the solution in MR for closing this issue, can anyone guide me what is the process we usually follow for cloudpose community?
I just created this feature request issue on GitHub
https://github.com/cloudposse/terraform-aws-elasticache-redis/issues/251
And I was also willing to create MR and contribute the solution in MR for closing this issue, can anyone guide me what is the process we usually follow for cloudpose community?
Malcolm Matalka (Terrateam)about 1 year ago
I've been trying to understand why Terraliths are so frowned upon and if, since splitting infrastructure across multiple root modules became best practice, OpenTofu and Terraform have improved to the point that we could use a Terralith instead of splitting our infrastructure up. My conclusion is that: I think a Terralith is a better experience (being able to make a change all in one plan, IMO, is just a better user experience) but that Terraform/OpenTofu themselves aren't really there yet in being able to offer that experience.
I made a little PoC for how we could possibly build tooling on top of Terraform/OpenTofu to manage our infrastructure in one root module. It doesn't do anything sophisticated, just uses modules + controlled usage of
https://github.com/terrateamio/terralith
I made a little PoC for how we could possibly build tooling on top of Terraform/OpenTofu to manage our infrastructure in one root module. It doesn't do anything sophisticated, just uses modules + controlled usage of
-target . Thought I'd share, Terraliths generally, at the very least, arouse opinionated discussion.https://github.com/terrateamio/terralith