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Problem
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make available lots of open source packages. end-user doesn't have to know about how to do any of these things (install software, resilient storage, etc)
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scale to 10k-1m users
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we've made some choices: NixOS, s3 storage, stateless as much as possible
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we need something that starts services, monitors the services, restarts, spins up extra nodes, etc.
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constraint: everything is "real" open-source
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"consider kubernetes?"
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kubernetes
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kubernetes fits
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need some extra tools and glueing for making this available to the users
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tooling is 90% there
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tool recommendations to come
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like docker-compose but in the cloud
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reconcilliation loop: you specify a state "i want 2 instances of X at Y domain name" kubernetes takes care of everything
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applications slot into the reconcilliation loop to enforce the part of the state they manage
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most things already exist (DNS, networking, etc)
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master/worker: master is the machine that holds state. this is usually managed by the cloud provider
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there might be UIs similar to NixPanel already existing for kubernetes
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k3s vs. k8s
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k8s: kubernetes
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k3s: kubernetes but slimed down for playing around at home
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alternatives
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nomad, but konstantinos does not have experience with it
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complexity
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it's easy to stay limited to a smaller subset
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we don't want to introduce pre-existing components that bring along their own baggage (e.g. "matrix instance, but it's on alpine")
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why not? unite things under one tool; can make small changes without breaking everything;
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containerization
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the pre-existing components are all running under docker containers
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can override with a different container
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things that might be easier with nix
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configuration
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rolling updates
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integrate with the outside world
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manage storage
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network configurations
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internally ipv4?
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address space between nodes
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public IPs
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namespaces
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Kubernetes has the advantage of being familiar to people
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disadvantage is that it integrates into existing cloud providers (we want to move people away from google/amazon cloud)
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