Also interested in hearing about this! I built an elixir k8s control plane recently and kept expecting to reach for it but it never really made sense when it was controlling golang daemonsets. My usecase is less…
I have a web ui for managing / interacting with opencode sessions. Everything runs as a pod in my homelab cluster so I can let them "bypass" permissions and just restrict the pods. I wanted something like Claude code…
A tool for K8S operators that replaces brittle imperative reconciliation code with type-safe state machines generated from declarative YAML definitions. It also bundles error handling / logging / metrics / traces for…
Also interested in hearing about this! I built an elixir k8s control plane recently and kept expecting to reach for it but it never really made sense when it was controlling golang daemonsets. My usecase is less…
I have a web ui for managing / interacting with opencode sessions. Everything runs as a pod in my homelab cluster so I can let them "bypass" permissions and just restrict the pods. I wanted something like Claude code…
A tool for K8S operators that replaces brittle imperative reconciliation code with type-safe state machines generated from declarative YAML definitions. It also bundles error handling / logging / metrics / traces for…