Programmatically recreating indices is important for setting up Elasticsearch clusters in a consistent way during deployments, as well as spinning up environments for testing. I've been doing exactly that today with Elastic Workflows.
Full code: https://github.com/carlyrichmond/workflows/blob/main/star-wars-wikipedia-ingestion.yaml
The obvious advice for vibe engineering at CityJS London. The majority of these look similar to advice from traditional engineering practices such as trunk-based development. Especially commit often and use (hopefully short-lived) branches.
Looking forward to connecting with fellow JavaScript developers at the CityJS London. It's always a great start when you encounter familiar friendly faces at the door. 😁
Brb. Off magic hunting with Mr and mini R ✨
📣 Attention mobile developer friends!
The CFP is open for ai devCon taking place in Berlin in October. I'm excited to be reviewing submissions for the AI track. If you're doing something cool with AI and mobile we would love to see your submissions:
https://sessionize.com/nextapp26

next.app devcon: Call for Speakers
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Lazy Sunday after KubeCon with decorating Stroopwaffles and the cinema 😌
Interesting point on access controls for AI telemetry information here at KubeCon. We share all sorts of personal information with agents. Not everyone needs access to full prompts and outputs. PII sanitation is also important just as we do with logs.
A busy day at KubeCon. This great diagram from the OTTL debugging talk is a useful intro to the telemetry data model
Come find me and my Elastic colleagues around the conference and at booth 980 if you want to talk about observability and AI 👋
End of KubeCon Monday, and it's been a busy one with the Elastic and PagerDuty meetup with Alex Wert and Daniel Afonso speaking, and the first talk of the week from my colleague Roger Coll! Come say hi at booth 980 tomorrow 👋