Figured out you can deploy extensions to AKS from marketplace using bicep. All I've read points to it only being possible to do it through "click-ops".

Where is a good place to write blog posts for sharing?

Do you want to give an OCaml talk at Bloomberg?

Great, DM me!

We’ve been having huge success with external speakers last year, and we’re looking for more in 2025!

Our OCaml community at Bloomberg is not huge but vibrant 🐫🧡

Now also published a new release of my OIDC (and oauth) library github.com/ocaml/opam-r....

It got the same treatment as jose where we updated mirage-crypto to >= 1.0.0 but there are also some other interesting updates ...

Released a new version of my jose (JWT and friends) library to opam. It's been some time since the last release, the main improvement in this version is that we now use >= 1.0.0 of mirage-crypto and got rid of ctypes.

github.com/ocaml/opam-r...

How does Gleam stack up to Elixir in usability/libraries? Gleam feels like it should fit me better (I never liked the Ruby syntax) but do I miss out on the ecosystem?

After implementing a Kubernetes controller (it's almost ready for publication, source and charts, just need to clean up a bit) I've learned a bunch.
In no particular order, a short thread.

I have a working Kubernetes controller now. I need to take a detour creating a library to get azure tokens through the standard means.

What is the state of the art for http-client-agnostic APIs in OCaml? I'm using Piaf + Eio but the core shouldn't have to know about it.

Cc @leostera.com maybe?

@danabra.mov you had a comparison about ATproto and ActivityPub (that I can't find right now), but could you make a comparison with the matrix protocol as well? It seems like a similar idea, except that user data is harder to move between instances currently.

Today I almost finished my Kubernetes controller in OCaml. I can subscribe to resources being added or removed and (almost) create secrets when it happens.

More details coming when its ready and likely open sourcing, at least something of it is getting opened up!

I recently got more into Kubernetes development, but I don't really like Go.

So... does anyone know of there's good libraries in OCaml for interacting with the Kubernetes APIs? Currently I want to create a Secret in a specific namespace based on a API call