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tym83

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    Show HN: Sheet-Based Infrastructure, Sheeternetes and Sheet-Native Foundation

    Hi there, I'm trying to rebuild the cloud native ecosystem but based on Google Sheets: Sheeternetes, Sheetstor, SheetOS, etc. All of them work in Google Sheets already and we creat…

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    A bit more context: we’re building Cozystack for operators who want cloud-like APIs and self-service, but on top of infrastructure they own and control. The stable v1.0 release is …

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    Show HN: Cozystack v1.0 – an open-source cloud platform for bare metal

    Hi HN — we’ve released Cozystack v1.0, the first stable release of our open-source cloud platform (it's a CNCF Sandbox Project). We built it for a simple use case: when you want th…

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    Sovereignty with AWS? Seriously? Go for CNCF-backed solutions instead—take Cozystack: open-source, no license bait-and-switch (it’s under CNCF, not like Mongo or Terraform), and yo…

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    TL;DR: Talos Linux usually needs a pre-baked image, but this post shows how to sidestep that: drop into any rescue Linux, grab Talos’ vmlinuz + initramfs, and kexec straight into a…

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    Ænix, the company behind the open-source Cozystack platform, today announced a $300,000 seed investment round by Prospective Technologies, a venture capital firm known for backing …

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    Hm, I was expecting more business point of view in this article. Right now we are looking information about financial results from relicensing open source. Unfortunately, it is abo…

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    Tried to use Glide a few years ago and couldn't understand why it is needed anyway in real life? It seems like toy for startup-guys, not for real MVP's or something valuable. I lik…

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    >From the inside, it may feel like you’re spending a lot of time on theory. Product thinkers don’t like that. They want to think about the customer. Oh, finally somebody said it, t…

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    Today, Kubernetes is often seen as a standalone and (loosely speaking) self-sufficient piece of software. Yes, to use it in production, you’ll need to integrate various cloud-nativ…

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    It introduces new resources ( https://github.com/seaweedfs/seaweedfs-cosi-driver/tree/main... ) such as BucketClaim, Bucket, and BucketAccess for the declarative provisioning of S3…

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