Mitchell Hashimotoसत्यापित खाता

@mitchellh

Founder of . Creator of Vagrant, Packer, Serf, Consul, Terraform, Vault, and Nomad. Lover of open source. Automation-obsessed developer.

Los Angeles, CA
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जनवरी 2008 पर शामिल हुए
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    Pack it up. The HashiConf 2020 keynote has leaked.

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    Terraform CLI, Terraform Cloud, Terraform Enterprise. How does it all fit? What’s the future of Terraform? ’s keynote covers this: and dove into Terraform 0.12 and what’s NEXT for Terraform CLI:

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    I love living in LA. ☀️🌴 This is the view from my drive home today. (Eyes on road and one hand on the wheel, plus Autopilot as a backup)

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    Happy to share that we've extended our multi-year collaboration agreement with Microsoft to ensure our products work great with Azure. Results of our last agreement: TF provider (including Azure Stack), TF in Cloud Shell, Vault auth, and more!

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  5. 18 जुल॰

    Here is a great introductory tutorial on running and using Vault on Kubernetes: This is from an OSCON workshop by and . Slides are in the README.

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    See 🧵. I should write a longer-form comment about my experience growing a company around this. You’re going to be forced to take bad terms as a small fish, knowingly or not. You’re never going to stop negotiating contracts. It’s always going to take more time than you want.

    Sometimes when I do business with a Big Company I wind up sending exhausting emails that take hours to write and involve dozens of requests to drop or alter contract language, and every damn time it's like "am I being too extra rn?"
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  7. 17 जुल॰

    This is the clearest explanation of “Service Mesh” I’ve ever seen by . No matter what tech you love or hate, I highly recommend watching the first 20 minutes. Its 100% product-agnostic. (Last 10m are Consul-specific demos w/ a Touch Bar!)

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    Well, Seth tried to get me to buy a different switch that was 20% more expensive for features I didn't need. He ALMOST got me though. Almost. 💸

    I'm a terrible influence....
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  9. 15 जुल॰

    Oooh shiny. Replacing a 24+16 port Araknis switch. If anyone wants to buy either/both of those used let me know. They’re basically new, I just needed to reclaim 1RU.

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    Big couch update: hanging out with all my cousins. No problem. 🛋 💃

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    Thursday evening back in the USA, making patch cables for a raspberry pi blade with . She’s better at making the cables than me! 😭

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    Oh goody.

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  13. 10 जुल॰

    Hashimoto 2020 Then we have time for McDonalds in the morning.

    Your 2020 campaign slogan is: Your last name + 2020 + the last text you sent.
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  14. 9 जुल॰

    The video of the opening keynote for HashiConf EU is now online. Some product points to jump to: 24:20 - Why Mesh Gateways? 28:10 - Mesh Gateways 36:00 - Consul L7 Features 55:10 - Nomad Updates

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  15. 9 जुल॰

    Here is a video of showing a demo of traffic splitting from K8S (standard AKS) on Azure to Nomad on GCP using Consul Mesh Gateways! Oh, also using the Touch Bar on a MacBook Pro to do it. Turn your volume up! c/o

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  16. 9 जुल॰

    Super important with the L7 features: you only pay the full discovery cost once. After that, we setup an edge-updated cache on the local Consul agent. All future routing, traffic splitting, etc. is effectively free relative to normal service discovery. 🤯💨

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  17. 9 जुल॰

    Consul 1.6 supports HTTP routing, traffic splitting, and custom service resolution rules. For example, a request to "web.service.consul/admin/users" may now resolve to the "admin" service, split to v2 for 10% of users, and rewrite the path to "/users".

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  18. 9 जुल॰

    Mesh Gateways are the piece of the puzzle that make your networking appear completely flat. You talk to your Consul services like normal. If they happen to be in another network or platform, the connection ✨ Just Works ✨.

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  19. 9 जुल॰

    Mesh Gateways in Consul 1.6 enable service connections *across networks* automatically while preserving full end-to-end encryption. They work even if you have overlapping IP addresses. Multi-VPC, multiple K8S clusters, multi-cloud and any mix in between.

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  20. 9 जुल॰

    Today at HashiConf EU we announced Consul 1.6 with two huge features: Mesh Gateways and full Layer 7 support with HTTP routing, traffic splitting (canary, blue/green, etc.), service redirect, failover, and more. 🚀

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