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Are you looking for GCP/AWS? Check out Economize - https://www.economize.cloud/


Setting object lifecycle policies is now more important than ever because of the changes to the pricing in Google Cloud Storage. If anyone's interested to optimize their Cloud Storage costs - check out https://www.economize.cloud. We are launching support for Cloud Storage this week.


I believe Datadog and New Relic have integrations to monitor Google Cloud functions. You can also monitor through Cloud Monitoring if I am not wrong.


I met Dan at Kubernetes Day Bangalore. He was so gentle and kind, I thanked him for hosting diversity scholarships. Great loss to the open-source community. RIP.


The instantaneous outputs are amazing.


Great tool, so instantaneous. Bug: Erase All button doesn't work for me.


Same here. Tested on ipad safari.


Great write-up! People tend to miss adding 'None' option to radio buttons.


I see that Uffizzi is built atop Kubernetes. Why bury?


It is. K8s is an incredible tool but the expertise and time commitment to leverage it are too costly for many indie hackers, startups, and small businesses. You can reap the benefits without having to touch it. You can set up your Dev, Staging, and Production in a few minutes - pull your image from Dockerhub and then docker push all your updates directly into your cloud environment.


Ah, now I understand "bury" Kubernetes. I like this idea and agree on expertise. I want to use Kubernetes but I'm a developer, not a DevOps engineer. I also like Docker :)


AppOps is for developers on Kubernetes, so you can own your code full life cycle. DevOps now builds and maintains the shared pieces (logmon i.e.) and supports developers.


"Project OneFuzz is available now on GitHub"? https://github.com/search?q=OneFuzz&type=repositories doesn't return any result from Microsoft.


https://github.com/microsoft/onefuzz

"Our source code will drop in sync with our public presentation at CppCon 2020 on September 18th, 2020."


It's 4, Snowflake as well.


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