Kubernetes

Lovable, v0, Bolt: they all nailed the same loop. You describe an app in chat, an agent writes the code, and a live preview updates while you watch. It feels like magic the first time. Then you try to use it for something real at work and hit the wall: your prompts, your source, and your data all live on someone else’s cloud. For a lot of internal tools that’s a non-starter. The prototype a PM wants to spin up touches customer records. The dashboard someone needs by Friday runs against a production-adjacent database. You can’t paste that into a SaaS build tool and hope for the best. ...

A couple of weeks ago I wrote about 4shClaw, a personal multi-agent AI assistant running with Docker. It works. Agents spin up in containers, coordinate through a shared ledger, and build a game called GLORP autonomously. The architecture proved out the core ideas: container isolation, declarative capabilities, ephemeral agents, lead-agent orchestration. But 4shClaw is a personal tool. Single user, SQLite, filesystem IPC, Node.js host. That’s fine for me. It’s not fine for a team of five engineers at a fintech company who want the same thing on their infrastructure, with audit trails their compliance team will accept. ...

What You’ll Learn Deploy Sablier on Kubernetes with Traefik integration Configure automatic scale-to-zero for infrequently used services Group related services to scale together as a unit Set up on-demand service wake-up with waiting pages Prerequisites Kubernetes cluster with Traefik ingress controller kubectl configured Basic understanding of Kubernetes deployments Overview Sablier scales your services to zero replicas when idle and automatically wakes them up when accessed. Perfect for development environments, admin dashboards, and internal tools that aren’t used 24/7. ...

I have been playing a lot with Kubernetes lately, from creating a cluster from scratch on bare metal, setting up a ELK stack, Prometheus metrics to setting up a CI/CD using Gitlab CI. I found the last one so easy that I made a video for it. I have been using a DigitalOcean Kubernetes cluster for this video, it was super easy and I got $100 to play with it for 60 days. ...