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bigjoeson Major outages across ChatGPT and API

I was going to say that we need to grab our tin foil hats, this can't be an coincidence :D

Only downside seems to be the Performance of tunnels in Containers. I use them for my personal Website, did a bit of Loadtesting and was able to get significantly more RPS without the CF Tunnel. Might be something on my end tho, not sure.

bigjoeson Fly.io Postgres cluster down for 3 days, no word from them about it

Could you please elaborate how and what you know about managed Kubernetes on Hetzner?

I am asking for this since a while and was told there is no way Hetzner would offer such a service. Certain Posts on Social Media have also never been answered with any kind of indication that they are actually working on it.

Please provide some Details on this.

bigjoeson Ask HN: Have You Left Kubernetes?

This is my first time hearing about swarm and swarm ? I always thought they killed it and brought it back zombie-style soon after. How can I distinguish between them? Like is there any way to make sure I use the new one? Is there documentation? Now you made me question reality :D

bigjoeson Ask HN: Have You Left Kubernetes?

This is kinda the mental-cage I am in right now: For some small amount of containers (300 at most, almost all webserver-like), I would like to have some basic high availability and scheduling on a few nodes. K8S, K3S and even Nomad feels overkill, I tried all of them. Swarm on the other hand is so easy so setup and get running, its seems like the perfect solution. The only thing stopping me is the stigma of Swarm being dead, which is not even the case right now (there is still support but no new features / communication). I feel like starting with swarm right now would be perfectly fine but using a technology which likely may be declared official dead in about 1-2 years, just some how feels wrong. This is my own mental-cage-issue here, right?