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Thanks for the comment. What guides and tutorials would you like to see in the future? Right now we're doing a lot of onboarding and how to get started without being opinionated on how you get everything configured. Are you running into issues with abstraction? Definitely join our slack if you run into issues so that we can help out.

You may want to try out using vCluster on top of the namespace isolation to provide API isolation too. You could deploy the virtual clusters as isolated. www.vcluster.com/docs/v0.19/security/isolated-mode

It can run on k3s - that's actually where I run most of my demos for on prem installs. Give it a try: www.vcluster.com/docs

Hey thanks for the comment. I asked one of our developers and their update was: "If you rerun devpod up $WORKSPACE_NAME it’ll pick up where you left off" You may want to join slack and ask in #devpod for more information though, then a developer can help out. There are also some files saved in .devpod/ (in your home directory depending on your os) which has info about the workspace / save some state stuff.

Thanks for the tips. I noticed I at least had it over when I was showing the IP address and tried to make it a little bit smaller. Most of what I did is in the guides if you want to try it yourself. It's hard to figure out where to place it as I'm showing slides and everything else and wanted to keep it around the same spot. Maybe I can add some transparency to it too, when I need to show something on the terminal that it may block.

I'm going to need to make a few updated ones when the vCluster.yaml updates are out of beta. With the newer ones moving forward I'll have as many of the example files as I can provide as well.

Hey, thanks for the question. There are two versions of vCluster, a Pro version, and an Open Source version. There's a lot out there about people using the Open Source version for dev/test/prod, and then there are also presentations about using vCluster.Pro for production workloads. Here's a video from the last KubeCon (pre-event) where Coreweave talks about how they are using it: ruclips.net/video/WShr7CwP3PQ/видео.html

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll see if I can get some darker slides.

actually i thought the opposite lol i liked the light slides :)

No problem, thank you for checking it out!

"Hi Kevin, thanks for the interest in the infra stack. Repo will be available by mid April 2025. More updates are here: loft-sh.slack.com/archives/CDSV29U85/p1707945887093589?thread_ts=1693411718.865679&cid=CDSV29U85" -- from Satish

"Great question! I experimented with XRD and evaluated its potential applications. While it continues to show promise, I prefer sticking with helm chart-based resource management for two main reasons. Firstly, it simplifies the training process for new devops/infra/IT engineers, as they don't need to delve deeply into Kubernetes. Secondly, it leverages GitOps for self-service capabilities, empowering regular engineers to utilize YAML for generating infrastructure resources via github pull requests. Another reason was to amalgamate application and infrastructure resources together seamlessly. Here's an example of one such application: github.com/luminartech/helm-charts-public/tree/main/charts/modules/apps/cert-manager Additionally, it's worth noting that Upbound UXP offers similar GitOps features using XRDs. If you're interested in learning more, I'd be happy to discuss this topic further on Loft Slack: loft-sh.slack.com" -- from Satish

Thanks for the comment! There are options if you cannot enable ssl-passthrough: www.vcluster.com/docs/using-vclusters/access#ingress-without-ssl-passthrough If you run into any issues make sure you join our slack and ask in the #vcluster channel.

Hey, thanks for the question. You may want to join our Slack (slack.loft.sh) if you have additional questions. GitHub may have more information on this issue as well: github.com/loft-sh/devpod/issues/781

Awesome, thanks for the feedback. I need to spend some time re-learning the Traefik set up and will work on a video.

@@loft_sh I would also love tech demo for ingress using Traefik. Thank you. I am pulling my hairs setting up self-signed certificates using cert-manager.

Thanks for checking out the video! I think Traefik is the one we hear the most after NGINX. I'll work on something related to Traefik. I'll put something together covering Traefik on baremetal, then maybe something on a cloud provider. Go for it with the reaction video.

We're going to go over some of the DevContainer stuff in upcoming videos. Basically it comes down to how you can configure your DevContainer, but these are mostly dev environments that would possibly connect to test/mock databases. If you're trying to do in K8s development and testing with real services then you would maybe look at DevSpace. DevPod is filling in the need for creating remote development environments based on different GitHub repositories. It's not going to be the best way to deploy and connect to other services. It's more so for giving your users more power to run tests / develop / other, as well as getting them up to speed faster. Think CodeSpace.

As soon as we get access to the repository I will add it to the video. Right now it's been a bit delayed due to sign offs from the org where this was created.

Thanks for the update! We would love if you could join the slack community and let us know what kind of issues you ran into, or create issues on the DevPod GitHub Repository. Maybe give it another try now and let us know if you are still running into similar issues.

I just speak way too fast and try to slow down some when on stream, but sometimes that doesn't happen haha. -- Mike

Hi @ajinkyabhabal6066, thank you for your question. I suggest you join our community slack (slack.loft.sh/) where you can chat with the maintainers and other users. They will definitely be able to help you! Have a great day.

Glad to hear it, thanks for checking out the video and DevPod!

This was all done with Final Cut Pro + plugins.

Hi @mytchb, thanks for the feedback! Regarding your question: all you'd need to share is the devcontainer.json, and every team member with a DevPod installation should be able to spin up the same workspace. If you have any more detailed questions or comments, we recommend joining our community Slack (slack.loft.sh/), where you'll be able to ask our engineers directly for help. Have a great day!