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A CRD controller is expected, especially it will allow your clean up logic long running in cluster or periodically. But writing code inside YAML is very weird, at least there are C…

> The 10M context ability wipes out most RAG stack complexity immediately. This may not be true. My experience of the complexity of RAG lays in how to properly connect to various u…

Really nice project, and really hoping these efforts could make devs lives easier! Alibaba indeed built a OSS project named KubeVela ( https://kubevela.io ) with similar goal thoug…

Reusing Kubernetes Resource Model to build app-centric platform have many benefits: 1. Work seamlessly with any CI CD solutions which work with Kubernetes. 2. Clarity in api versio…

More and more applications will be built on cloud with or without "cloud-native", we can't stop this trend or arguing technologies that intend to make this process smoother/easier.…

There's no such industry named "build app-centric platforms".

Actually, almost every big company built massive abstractions on top of Kubernetes and it is what Kubernetes is designed to do (and good at). That's why if you had a chance to look…

Complaining OAM should not be implemented on K8s doesn't make sense to me. Kubernetes is NOT a PaaS, it's by design for you to create abstractions atop and serve your own purposes.…

Agree. I must thank OSI layers model, so I don't need to program against TCP packets ...

Actually it will be interesting to see k8s work on service fabric, though it seems SF itself is not interested in this (it's not even quite alive).

Kubernetes + OAM = PaaS the better way

It’s a huge misunderstanding that the competitive advantage of China is cost of human resource, otherwise Tesla should build super factory in India or South Asia countries.

It is mentioned in the introduction doc: https://kubevela.io/#/en/introduction?id=platform-agnostic-d... The short answer is Waypoint is a dev facing tool but KubeVela mostly focus…

This question actually shocked me. At least as East Asian ppl who speak Chinese, Korean or Japanese etc, it's way easier for us to discuss CS (or anything else) in native languages…