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codingninja
·3 jaar geleden·discuss


  Location: Sydney, Australia
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: No
  Technologies: Go, Kube, most clouds, low level networking, platform architecture, security / compliance
  Résumé/CV: github.com/codingninja / codingninja.com.au - very out of date 
  Email: ninja @ codingninja com au

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Been working as a dev for over 15 years now, mostly in startups so alway learning, very fast mover.

The last few years has mostly revolved around building large internal cloud consumption platforms for enterprises through a boutique consultancy; involved from initial pitches through to implementation.

Previously successfully raised VC funds and while ultimately unsuccessful in the long run, learned a lot.
codingninja
·3 jaar geleden·discuss
I self host a huge amount of stuff on-top of a custom cloud platform I built using a Kubernetes cluster deployed as a tenant of my cloud.

I run a few servers which all have an "ordlet" installed, akin to the kubelet, which configure network namespaces for isolated tenant networking and boots virtual machines which use a EC2 style metadata server to fetch their boot script, which for this purpose configures a HA kubernetes cluster that then uses ArgoCD to fetch all the manifests from my git repo using an AppSet.

It's so incredibly over complicated and over engineered, it's a lot of fun :)

https://github.com/ordiri/ordiri
codingninja
·3 jaar geleden·discuss
You might like my homelab hypervisor project, https://github.com/ordiri/ordiri

It's built on-top of the Kubernetes API server runtime and deploys virtual machines and tenant networks, you can see the Kubernetes cluster I deploy using IaC YAML manifests here - https://github.com/ordiri/ordiri/tree/master/ordiri/examples...

It powers all my publicly hosted, ipv6 only services - https://blog.dmann.xyz for example, it's 1000% over kill but a fun project none the less :)