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Working with Kubernetes over the past 1.5 years as a large user, I learned that once you start using things outside the k/k repo, the code quality & the reliability drops significantly. There has been so many incidents where we got bit because many years ago someone thought

Postgres is pretty powerful and many of those lesser known features can make our life much easier. For example, NOTIFY/LISTEN is the basis of DBOS messaging/notification component.

A single server can go a long way these days. It's a tradeoff that requires spending more time optimizing for recovery instead of high availability. A single server doesn't mean small, keep in mind you can get a H3 virtual machine on Google Cloud, which comes with 88 real cores

I've never told anyone to use Kubernetes. I showed you how to use Kubernetes if it was the right tool for you. If you been listening to me then you know I've always advocated for monoliths over micro services, and simple solutions over complex ones.

I'll be speaking across Europe over the next three weeks with stops in Portugal, Berlin, Hamburg, Zurich, and Bern. Portugal: Vacation Berlin: Civo Navigate Hamburg: Container Days Bern: Swiss Cloud Native Day

The writing-intensive culture at Oxide has been enabled by our Request for Discussion system. Tomorrow, Adam Leventhal and I will be joined by our colleagues to discuss this system and its evolution. Join us at a Europe-friendly time slot: 9a Pacific/5p BST/6p CET. discord.gg/QrcKGTTPrF?eve…

Shoutout to Kelsey Hightower for this thought. He told me to focus on creating more moments of togetherness I saw alcohol being as a possible blocker to that. So I’m huddling down and solving that for an even better attendee experience

Beach day in Portugal.

What Chrome is to HTTP, Bluesky is to the AT Protocol.

When did "only one person can save this country" start?

My sense of urgency is rooted in the fact I won't live forever.

.Kelsey Hightower about the mass adoption of Kubernetes and how much of it came down to luck, at ContainerDays #CDS24

This. All of this! Kelsey Hightower nails it, and why "I'll just fork it!" is rarely ever a good response to things not going the way you want them to in an open source project

Kelsey Hightower Watching the end of "The Good Place" with my oldest, and it really hit hard her both of us that the ideal place you could ever wish for is unlimited time with people you love.

#developers, Docker: Build 39X Faster Desktop 4.34 is here! One of my favorite new features: the "--tree" flag for the "docker image list" CLI command. Catch this and all the other goodness at the link! docker.com/blog/docker-de…