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kreicer
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Show HN: Omen – A lightweight Kubernetes chaos operator with manual approval
Hi HN, I built Omen, a lightweight Kubernetes chaos engineering operator. Existing chaos tools can often feel like a black box or require heavy installations. I wanted something si…
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Show HN: Columbo – a CLI that finds forgotten K8s pods using a suspicion score
Hi HN, Clusters tend to accumulate garbage: debug pods, failed jobs, test workloads that nobody cleans up. I built Columbo, a CLI that tries to detect these by assigning a suspicio…
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Show HN: Hanoi-CLI – simulate and optimize pod placement in Kubernetes
Hi HN, I built hanoi-cli, a small CLI tool that analyzes how pods are distributed across Kubernetes nodes and suggests a better placement. The idea came from a recurring issue: clu…
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Show HN: Argazer – detect outdated Helm charts in ArgoCD applications
Hi HN, I built Argazer after running into the problem of tracking outdated Helm charts used by ArgoCD applications in our Kubernetes clusters. The tool connects to the ArgoCD API, …
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The sad truth of life. This story reminded me of the time when I tried my first MMO - at first it felt like a fairy tale, something unknown, something that could still surprise you…
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Comment #47385403
Lately I’ve been using a bunch of AI tools (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini) almost like a small virtual team while working on my projects. So far it works surprisingly well. The funny par…
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Comment #47385366
Looks minimalistic and nice to use. I might try making a pixel icon for my app with it.
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Comment #47384388
This is a very interesting idea for a project. At some point I was thinking about building something similar, but more in a wiki-style format where ideas could gradually accumulate…
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Comment #47384366
This is an interesting approach. Using Korean identifiers gives the code a very distinctive look and makes the project stand out. However, from a collaboration perspective it might…