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Just out of curiosity, what does the dev env look like? A set of VMs? K8s? If k8s, then mirrord for teams can be useful for testing code locally against the dev env dependencies without having to containerize while also not breaking the shared env dependencies for others.

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Great article, thanks for sharing, as a recovering high school teacher (5 years ago I moved into tech after reaching full burn out in education) I must admit that I fantasised about teaching at the higher education level thinking that a minimal amount of student buy-in was what was needed to have a fulfilling experience teaching. But it's interesting see that in your class, students who wanted to be there still struggle to engage in a meaningful way for the most part. For me, the most difficult part of teaching was dealing with the broken feedback loops. It’s challenging to gauge your own progress and performance as a teacher and to identify which areas need improvement and what is actually working.

Is the cost shown only the prices incurred post plugin integration or is there a way to show retroactive costs by comparing k8s object creation dates for example?

Image, screenshot, Gifs, anything really so I can see what it looks like before allocating 90GBS would be nice.

Is there even a need for a holding pen if there is an order freak in the house?

the README.md seems straightforward enough.

We are working on one, not intending to fully substitute for helm, at least not in the short term. But adding to what helm lacks like easy version updates, dependency mgmt and easy customization.

https://github.com/glasskube/glasskube

Would love to get some feedback on what could be done better.

Super useful mate! Thanks a million for putting this together

Even though AWS makes tags optional. You shouldn’t.