On the HN frontpage is Superlogical (I have no affiliation) right now, and I used the shell provided by the Kedge News demo to `ssh superlogical.jobs` from my browser on a phone on an instance started seconds earlier. :)
I didn't immediately spot the durability contract for volumes -- local NVMe like Fly, or sitting on some underlying system like EBS?
Thanks! I tried to make the sandbox-eval stdin interface as simple as possible so you could easily plug it anywhere. The executable docs run an actual full shell in a VM, since they're so fast and cheap to spin up- I hope the example made it clear how to use this feature!
This is phenomenal, great work!
On the HN frontpage is Superlogical (I have no affiliation) right now, and I used the shell provided by the Kedge News demo to `ssh superlogical.jobs` from my browser on a phone on an instance started seconds earlier. :)
I didn't immediately spot the durability contract for volumes -- local NVMe like Fly, or sitting on some underlying system like EBS?
https://kedge.dev/docs/sandboxes
Caught my eye with this one. I'll be taking a closer look as this is one of those "I'd rather let someone else do it." type infrastructure bits :)
Thanks! I tried to make the sandbox-eval stdin interface as simple as possible so you could easily plug it anywhere. The executable docs run an actual full shell in a VM, since they're so fast and cheap to spin up- I hope the example made it clear how to use this feature!
This is also extremely interesting to me.
An instant, ephemeral cloud sandbox is pretty handy.
this is super cool, bookmarking to give it a whirl
> As a demo, I made a Hacker News clone with story submission, votes, comments and auth in about 60 lines of Markdown, plus CSS
although why would you use it for evil
> although why would you use it for evil
I couldn't help it! Ben Johnson recently wrote a Litestream post touching on this topic [1]:
> multiple-writer distributed SQLite databases are the Lament Configuration and we are not explorers over great vistas of pain
I offer my sincerest apologies if this database release may have inadvertently opened the gates of Hell.
[1] https://fly.io/blog/litestream-writable-vfs/