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jbeda
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About jbeda
I previously worked for Google in Seattle. I started Google Compute Engine and helped start Kubernetes/Google Container Engine. At Google I've worked on Google Talk, VoIP, and ad suggestion systems. Before that I worked at Microsoft on IE and WPF/Avalon.
I'm a dad of two and my wife is a doc.
Blog: https://www.eightypercent.net
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/jbeda; my proof: https://keybase.io/jbeda/sigs/kYkVr97UkWrL9KyWVJPi74ElW-neJn5vPgm8YW0qeGY ]
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Comment #48747966
A combination of schema, CLI tooling and skills to create and maintain domain models with the goal of making agents more efficient and effective. 3 things come together: 1. A Schem…
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Comment #30333865
I hesitate to start listing names as I'm sure that I'd accidentally leave someone out. Suffice to say that so many folks had an amazing impact and I'm grateful to all of them for b…
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Comment #30327846
FWIW — we never viewed Kubernetes as a PaaS. We were informed by both Borg and GAE (and Heroku and PCF). The pattern that you see often with PaaS is that they work great until they…
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Comment #27731430
Can confirm this is why we did it. Very confused to see Red Hat claim that Base64 was a security thing.
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Comment #26108858
Heh - yeah. Henning does all the hard work of curating these. But I had the domain sitting around and figured that it was a good use of it. Sharing and learning through stories lik…
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Comment #23920963
I wrote a design doc/PRD for k8s that outlined the basic API, distributed structure and why/how it related to open source and the marketplace. I lost it when I left google. It was …
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Comment #22947820
If y'all want more discussion on this, I tweeted about Paketo and why I find it interesting: https://twitter.com/jbeda/status/1252974134532780034
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Comment #20600835
This is a great rundown. I started my career at Microsoft working with and on Win32/COM and saw this play out first hand. One thing not mentioned here is the history of the "Byte O…
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Comment #19114420
If you want a toy here is some code to generate SVGs that you can laser cut: https://github.com/jbeda/penrose-svg
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Comment #18602682
This doesn't come across in the press that is being made. Perhaps it is just the join messaging with Docker. The purpose of CNAB isn't clear as a generic spec as the examples are a…
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Comment #17583971
It's something we've talked about on and off. Never seems to make it happen.
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Comment #15042340
The WebRTC stuff was based on libjingle originally. We built that as part of the Windows Google Talk client. It was all based on XMPP and not SIP. The techniques were used in many …
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Comment #14453848
A Pod manages a set of containers on a node. A ReplicaSet (RCs are old and deprecated) manages a set of Pods. It has a template and a target replica count. A Deployment manages Rep…
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Comment #14412892
Jsonnet simplifies scoping over bcl quite a bit. Specifically there is no up operator.
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Comment #14411680
Also look at http://ksonnet.io that redirects to the github org for now. We will work on a community page to host there soon.
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Comment #14411674
[OP here] Another goal here is to have something that is easy to embed/repurpose. ruby is pretty heavyweight from that point of view. While jsonnet is a C program right now ( https…
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Comment #13730231
I came up with the naming scheme here. We picked n for Intel as I could be confused with i3/i5/i7. Early work was done in AMD and we had an a1 series pre launch. IIRC, g is for Goo…
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