nicklarsennz

I've found Lightweight Architecture Decision Records (as markdown docs in a repo with the code, or wherever makes sense) to explain the current landscape, options, decision, and foreseeable consequences. Keeping it really light makes it tolerable for people who don't like to write docs, though does need the team to insist on the doc for anything non trivial.

I also like using the Draw.io vscode extension to draw diagrams without having to export into a separate file or copy into the repo.

It doesn't appear to be on RHEL8 boxes I've been working on recently.

That might help for a general comment, but not for a comment on a specific part of the structure.

They all offer a Salary, so what makes me stick around (and want _this_ company to do better)?

They really need to add a screenshot near the top. It took so long to find "what it looks like compared to htop"

Isn't IE just using Chrome now? Or do you mean support for old IE?

It's not working on mobile for me

I also went to sign-up, but balked when I couldn't use social sign in (I don't like having to make more account with passwords)

Does anyone know if any integration with Kubernetes is on the cards? Something like an operator with CRDs?

Or is this intended to be separate, a competitor?

I agree.

Do you mean to say the future should be constrained by the past?

I get the whole principal of least surprise, but not at the expense of progress.

seL4 looks quite interesting. What use cases have you used it in?

I've been using containers for this, and mounting the source code.

I thought it was in the spirit of devops, speeding up development/testing by closing the feedback loop. Also, reducing operational and infrastructure burden or friction.