Namaste 🙏 everyone! Ashok from India 🇮🇳

greetings from greece! 🇬🇷

Greetings from New Zealand 🇳🇿 👋🏻

Hi from Spain!

👋 Hi everyone from Spain also (Barcelona) — I’m Pau and in Adevinta we are building our own internal platform … I guess like few of you here (🤔) It’s nice to join this community 😊 !

Welcome @Pau Gay! People are still watching Galo's talk about your internal platform! https://humanitec.com/webinar-recordings?wchannelid=jfzgnaku9q&wmediaid=ti36io36qu

I'm looking to start building our own IDP - in the past I have used Jenkins and terraform but Jenkins doesn't have a great UI and also we are thinking of incorporating service catalog into IDP so I was thinking of using Backstage - anyone else doing anything similar?

Hi from London! Here's a question. Does anyone know a PAAS platform you can deploy on kubernetes, which your developers can then create resources on with terraform? I found a project called Stackanetes which would have deployed OpenStack on K8s , but it seems to be dead

Anyone wants to share about internally built platforms? How do you plan adoption? Incorporate (internal) user feedback? And how do you realign your design and architecture with the external ecosystem as time goes by?

🔥 by @Jacob Reiss

Anyone got any experience with bug bounty programmes? Currently looking at hackerone and bugcrowd…

👋 Hi everyone! from India, working as platform engineer at Razorpay. Love to connect! check out what is Platform Engineering at Razorpay.

Do platform engineers have any open source project in github where active work been happening

👋 Hi everyone! Jeff from Dallas.

Gidday from across the ditch in NZ Abbas...

can anyone share his experince about provide container as a service for customers and which tool and why and best practices ?

Hey folks, Bruno from the Bay Area here

@mark pinder I love portainer its really helpfull . But in new version and after updated website. Your website look like unstable.

Is there a way to turn off greet bot?

Joining the Shamless Plug Club here with my recent post about our Platform 🙈 https://medium.com/productboard-engineering/inside-productboards-platform-tribe-c03402d830e

Has anyone where wrestled with creating preview environments with actual production data (perhaps obfuscated, perhaps not) for real-world perf/regression testing against real-world scenarios?

I would love to hear people thoughts on the subject to centralize vs decentralize parts of our platform. Let's take kubernetes as an example. Currently we have a number of clusters, 6 cureentlg, that our platform team builds and maintains on behalf of teams. When does it makes sense for teams to own their own clusters and operate them on their own?

Greetings from 🇳🇴 Norway! 👋 I’m Thomas, I work as a consultant, currently delivering a project of cloud-transformation for a large telecom provider, building infrastructure as code with Terraform in Azure! 🙂

Hello Guys. Daniel From St. Louis, Missouri. Currently working as a Software Engineer, hoping to switch to Site Reliability Engineering related job.

Hello guys, I'm Mateo, an argentinian living in Italy. I'm software engineer, currently looking for a new role.

Hey people! I have a question from an internal debate we are having in our platform team (www.ohpen.com). I'm not sure this is the right channel. Feel free to point it out in the answers 🙂 ... QUESTION: • As a platform team, should we provide a "just-code" platform to developers. ◦ Example, developers would just code and create docker images/zip files and upload them as artifacts ◦ we will decide when to deploy, ◦ how to deploy, ◦ how to run it (lambdas, ecs, ec2, ...), ◦ monitor and secure it, ◦ scale it ... • OR, should we provide tools to enable them to become devops teams that own everything? ◦ talking about terraform modules, ◦ isolated aws accounts for developing, testing, production, ... ◦ tools for testing (infra to load-test an api, for example) ◦ and we focus on compliance (resource tagging, certificates, ...) Let me know your thoughts and thank you in advance! 🙂

GreetBot should have a clear unsubscribe command. I'm not really interested in using it, nor does anyone else it has matched me with.

Hey everyone, I’m interested in hearing peoples preferred CI/CD systems in terms of developer experience especially around building, testing, and deploying containers into kubernetes, A/B testing, canary deployments, etc. I’ve traditionally used push systems but now looking at pull based systems (argo/flux/?) - any horror stories, positive experiences, or recommendations?

Hello everyone, does anyone have any suggestions for tools to assist in doing integration testing or even smoke testing a Kubernetes cluster? We install a number controllers/operators onto the clusters we manage and I'd like to write tests to have some confidence in changes to compliment manual testing. An example would be we install a PostgreSQL operator, and we would like to write a test to verify a database instance can be created. Are there tools that people recommend? I found https://github.com/kyma-incubator/octopus and https://onsi.github.io/ginkgo/ but I'm curious what other folks are using?