+1 for this - I've essentially replaced all of my local tooling for my own projects as well as where I work with nix. Consistent, stable environments that include every dependency have been a breath of fresh air for development across the board. Being able to build lightweight containers from these nix derivations that match the local env perfectly is a huge bonus - you can even stream directly from the nix store into remote docker registries with something like nix2container!
The "Probable Savings" is such an annoying thing they do on their site (do all EV companies do this?). You can't just advertise a lower monthly price based on an arbitrary amount of gas spend over three years
Are these chipsets anywhere in the price range that would make them feasible for consumer/pro-sumer? I wasn't able to find anything related to pricing without contacting sales. With the numbers being thrown about, this would appear to be "enterprise-only"
I've been following for a while - I eagerly await when I can build this from source, or install without an auth token!
This is a blocker for me to ever adopt this as more than a toy language. These days, if I can't use Nix to build + deploy the whole set of requirements (I'm fine building out the packages themselves), it's basically a non-starter!
I know they are claiming that it will eventually be open-sourced. Just a bit sad that there's no timeline on that
Very cool to see Vantage adding Azure support! Now they've got coverage of the big 3
sidenote: it may be good to update the title - this post is about Vantage adding that support, but the title reads a bit more like their normal tagline
It’s also true that S3 and DynamoDB can use Gateway Endpoints which are completely free. The article only says this about S3 but Corey Quinn clarified on Twitter.
posting a snippet for HAProxy in case its helpful to someone else (or if others have recommendations on how to better do this)
http-request deny if { path -m sub ${ }
http-request deny if { query -m sub ${ }
http-request deny if { path -m sub $%7B }
http-request deny if { query -m sub $%7B }
http-request deny if { path -m sub %24%7B }
http-request deny if { query -m sub %24%7B }
