The difference is that AWS needed to fork Redis to continue to provide the service and generate revenue from it.

I agree they should open source the servers though, it's not fair to the players. They should also open source killed AWS services, but there's a less likely chance of that.

Thank you! 🙏🏻

I know the Moodymann, what's the top one?

Listened to Album a lot in that era!

Oh I see now, I'm accustomed to Helm-style hashing and not creating a new CM on every change. Agree that's not a good practice.

Wouldn't it be possible to still use Helm-style hashing in a non-Helm deployment too? I can imagine operators doing this.

In my setup no new CMs are created, the existing one is overwritten which creates a new hash then rolls pods. I don't believe there is cruft in this case as it's only ever the same CM being updated.

I'm trying to understand the cons you've mentioned.

> No cleanup mechanism to get rid of them when the old pods go away.

In which context is "them" here?

What am I missing about configmap hashing? It gets the job done and doesn't necessarily seem like a "hack"?

Great to meet you there, looking forward to recapping on the videos!

Still need a repress on the one from a few months back

Do you know if Kanister supports copying the backup files (i.e. Redis RDB file) to a secondary region - and also restoring from that backup in said region?

I have tried to do this with Velero today but it doesn't seem supported.

Came across this too today, similar ambient guitar vibe
curation-records.bandcamp.com/album/last-r...

Which other UK conferences were they?

Also can recommend Sean Curtis Patrick - The Best Driving Music In The World on PITP

The debut is sensational as well!