Alex Ellis

@alexellisuk

CNCF Ambassador. Founder +

England, United Kingdom
alexellis.io
Дата приєднання: березень 2016
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  1. Закріплений твіт
    2 години тому

    inlets-operator gives you a LoadBalancer for on-prem Kubernetes and local i.e. k3s/KinD/Minikube/microk8s using Thanks to , the reconciliation loop is more efficient and prints fewer logs 🚀 Install or upgrade with arkade or helm ->

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  2. 2 години тому

    Nice intro to Tinkerbell by Gurav along with his second OSS project that adds a UI to the API.

    I'm excited to share a cool project that I've been working on recently and it's time I introduce it to the community.
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  3. ретвітнув(ла)
    10 годин тому

    Very happy one of my dear friends and inspiration(s) is pairing with my company to discuss the new release with a hands-on webinar on the 18th of June!

    Join me with for a hands-on webinar on the Kubernetes 1.18 release - 18th June: ✅What's going on with kubectl run? ✅What's the debug command do? ✅How is Ingress changing? ✅Why have immutable secrets?
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  4. 6 годин тому

    For the benefit of hindsight, always use or - don't get yourself tied into a bespoke SaaS. Vendor lock-in is real and it hurts when you have to move.

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  5. 6 годин тому

    If you think that you have it tough putting a week's worth of meals into Concur after going to KubeCon, try moving 6 months of company transactions, invoices, and receipts from one accounting platform to another. 😣

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    14 годин тому

    Get a TLS Certificate For Your Application With JetStack's Cert-Manager: by

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  7. 9 черв.

    What's the one feature in and/or tutorial you'd like to see in this year?

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  8. ретвітнув(ла)
    9 черв.

    Running OpenFaaS and MongoDB on Raspbian 64bit

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    9 черв.
    У відповідь

    Expanding the cluster, demoting my 3B+ out and repurpose as a smart mirror. One of the 4GB 4’s is going into a Picade. Will leave 3x8GB and 2x4GB in a k3s cluster running my home assistant, dev wordpress, openfaas, inlets, PiHole and some Azure DevOps agents for deployment tests

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  10. ретвітнув(ла)
    8 черв.

    will talk about 1.18: ☝️ Live - June 18, 2020 10:00am Pacific / 7:00pm CEST Exploring 1.18 with Alex Ellis 🧙‍♂️ Register in time on 's website.

    Join me with for a hands-on webinar on the Kubernetes 1.18 release - 18th June: ✅What's going on with kubectl run? ✅What's the debug command do? ✅How is Ingress changing? ✅Why have immutable secrets?
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    8 черв.
    У відповідь ,

    And I also think that today, OSS solutions are almost at the same level of competitivity. For example if you choose a cloud that handle the reliability of a Kubernetes cluster for you, then you choose to deploy OpenFaas over it, then...

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  12. 8 черв.

    Join me with for a hands-on webinar on the Kubernetes 1.18 release - 18th June: ✅What's going on with kubectl run? ✅What's the debug command do? ✅How is Ingress changing? ✅Why have immutable secrets?

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  13. 8 черв.

    Great to see these clusters popping up. It takes ~15min to setup your own including useful software like the Kubernetes dashboard and getting a public IP through -

    I finally setup my home 4-node (rp4/rp3) k8s cluster using k3s. Thanks, !
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  14. ретвітнув(ла)
    7 черв.
    У відповідь

    Thanks a lot! 🙏 This is helpful.

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  15. 7 черв.

    Not the answer you were hoping for? Well, perhaps there is a project you may like to contribute to? We shared some ideas in the community on how to start, and how to collaborate with OSS projects. Good luck on your journey.

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  16. 7 черв.

    Back to the question from . If you train as a runner or cyclist, you have to listen to your body. When your body says "no" as in - not recovered, or no motivation, then don't train. If you have no inspiration, no problems to solve, no itch, then don't create OSS.

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  17. 7 черв.

    This is where I am today -

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  18. 7 черв.

    At some point, you will arrive here, at section 2 from my essay "The 5 Pressures of Leadership in OSS"

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  19. 7 черв.

    Many people start OSS projects and as popularity rises, so does the burden, for what is essentially a completely unsustainable model. Once you have the hindsight and understand the personal cost, then creating projects becomes a much harder decision.

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  20. 7 черв.

    The dynamics of OSS are different from paid products. For a viable business find out: ✅ Are people willing to pay for this? ✅ Who are they and how much will they pay? ✅ How large is the market? ✅ Does that work for my financial goals?

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