There are people who excel without a programming language except bash, peering VNets and securing VPNs with nothing but a routing table in front of them - who needs apps when you've got raw configuration?

Python is mainstream, not Haskell. In python you can find a dictionary containing the entire data of the current workflow in input. If they had used F# or any functional programming lang they would have passed proper input. #Kubernetes is the king and #yaml represents model, state, app, everything.

Git has become a devops tool in a pathetic way: a commit means triggering a pipeline with tests and building a new image into a cluster, sometimes a branch becomes a landscape, so they just use sd, st, pr. Other ones want trunk based strict rules. DonSyme's against rebase. We lost the original git.

Yes, it is. Understood, thanks.

Is F# dead?

And last but not least
#helm #namespace

But nothing compared to installing a custom CA for #Docker on #Alpine.

#certificate #openssl #linux

Rebasing isn’t the only tool, but it helps maintain a clean history. Commits sit at the intersection of a local repo - where they track incremental details - and the CI/CD pipeline. Squashing merge requests is common to align with agile workflows and keep history linked to user stories.

Ever wondered if rebasing might have its place after all? This blog explores its practical use cases in real-world workflows:
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#Kubernetes naturally abstracts away application #processes, delegating responsibilities like #scaling, configuration, and #lifecycle management to the #infrastructure.

#Dapr complements this by further modularizing and abstracting concerns like #service communication, #state management, and #observability, aligning closely with these principles.

#Kubernetes naturally abstracts away application #processes, delegating responsibilities like #scaling, configuration, and #lifecycle management to the #infrastructure.

However, I believe the idea of a single process remains naive in the context of modern application design. #Dapr is another #golang project, typically deployed on #Kubernetes, which is ideally rooted in the 12-factor app principles.

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Thank you!
Interesting demo!
I have appreciated the way of combining #fsharp and #dapr on #kubernetes!

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