Vincent Van der Kussen

@vincentvdk
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- Open Source Enthousiast - Hardcore Engineer - Kubernetes - Mountainbiker - Cloud Infrastructure - Dutch/English

- Freelance @ https://zoolite.eu
- Co-owner @ https://autops.eu

Bloghttps://vanderkussen.be
LanguagesNL/ENG/FR
Freelancehttps://www.zoolite.eu
StartUphttps://www.autops.eu
Vincent Van der KussenNov 4, 2023
damn, spinning up instances on #hetzner is super fast. Follow to get updates about deploying a #Kubernetes cluster on Hetzner using #Talos Linux and #Pulumi
Vincent Van der KussenOct 20, 2023
Kubernetes ArchitectOct 19, 2023

kube-green is a Kubernetes addon that automatically shuts down (some of) your resources when you don't need them

➤ https://github.com/kube-green/kube-green

GitHub - kube-green/kube-green: A K8s operator to reduce CO2 footprint of your clusters

A K8s operator to reduce CO2 footprint of your clusters - kube-green/kube-green

GitHub
Vincent Van der KussenOct 17, 2023
Chris OldwoodOct 16, 2023
Please stop referring to Copilot and ChaptGPT as an amazing pairing partner. If you think your mob/pairing partner is there to help you type code in then you’ve misunderstood the real value of mobbing/pairing.
Vincent Van der KussenSep 21, 2023
Logging in #Java
Vincent Van der KussenSep 5, 2023
We don't do #gitops we do pull-ops :) #oci #fluxcd #flux #kubernetes
Vincent Van der KussenAug 31, 2023
Sprint (aka Rush)
Vincent Van der KussenAug 18, 2023
All #cicd pipelines suck.#devops
Vincent Van der KussenAug 18, 2023

piece by piece popular #linux distro's are being destroyed. After years of @fedora usage I might consider other options.

https://opensourcewatch.beehiiv.com/p/red-hat-cuts-fedora-program-manager

Red Hat cuts Fedora Program Manager

Mea culpa, I didn't see Red Hat laying off Fedora Program Manager Ben Cotton,

Open Source Watch
Vincent Van der KussenAug 11, 2023
The current state of CI/CD pipeline tools is just aweful when used for IAC (Infrastructure as Code)
Vincent Van der KussenAug 8, 2023
apart for some basic config files I really hate #yaml