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Thank you for sharing this! It looks like a very useful tool, especially for those of us who got burned by LocalStack's auth token requirement breaking CI pipelines.

Hi HN, I am the founder of SprintPulse. Like many of you, I used to dread retrospective meetings. They often turned into a repetitive cycle where we wrote down the same issues ever…

I'm building SprintPulse ( https://sprintpulse.io ), a real-time retrospective tool that transforms team feedback into concrete action items. With AI-powered summaries, merge sugge…

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Check it out at https://github.com/vitobotta/hetzner-k3s - it's the easiest and fastest way to set up Kubernetes clusters in Hetzner Cloud!

This is with the new version not yet released of my tool https://github.com/vitobotta/hetzner-k3s. It uses k3s as Kubernetes flavor and Hetzner Cloud as provider. For this test I u…

Hi all, if you already use Kubernetes in any capacity or are you interested in it, would you mind spending a few minutes voting in a quick poll and hopefully answering a few questi…

The new release introduces more customisation options for cluster/service CIDRs, cluster DNS, updated manifests for CSI/CCM/autoscaler, and a couple of improvement for creating lar…

Awesome, will join :)

Ah, it asks me for a license saying that my trial expired on in January, when I tried it. Is there any way I can try it again to see what's changed?

If its similar to k9s and lens what sets it apart? Please don’t get upset from my questions, it’s not my intention. I am genuinely just wondering why I would pay for this tool when…

I’m probably not going to try it because while it sounds interesting it seems expensive for me considering that there are free tools already available. How does this compare to Ran…

This is my tool to quickly create k3s clusters in Hetzner Cloud. The main change in this release allows creating node pools with any number of nodes - you are limited only by the c…

Hi everyone, I wrote a blog post about Seafile. If you are not familiar with it it's a more reliable and faster file syncing/sharing solution than Nextcloud, which you can self hos…

With Drill I get the same numbers with or without the -t argument for tcp. So it gives a different result from dig. Why?

Wow now I am even more confused. The Time column shows 3.67 for UDP and 7.32 for TCP. This seems to suggest that UDP is faster, but dig commands show the opposite. Why is that?