Oof, GitHub doing a cloud lift and shift to Azure.
I've done major lift and shifts, expect 2 years of runway on this feature pause.
Inevitably some teams are going to add new features and it's going to get janky (happens every time).
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Oof, GitHub doing a cloud lift and shift to Azure.
I've done major lift and shifts, expect 2 years of runway on this feature pause.
Inevitably some teams are going to add new features and it's going to get janky (happens every time).
seems like a huge risk and poorly planned. if I was invested in their product I would feel compelled to pull my support.
personally I only have one or two repos remaining in my github account. all the rest I have already moved to my selfhosted gitlab instance.
I guess I'm going to need to migrate those soon as well.
seems like a huge risk and poorly planned
Sounds like everything MS has done recently.
NetVisor looks interesting
Yeah it does look cool. Thanks for the comment i would have missed it. Not sure if i have the expertise to properly interpret a network map like that, but would be fun to spin up
Vates demoed on kubecon an ARM workstation running XCP-ng, a xen-based virtualization platform.
https://xcp-ng.org/blog/2025/11/13/xcp-ng-on-arm-with-ampere/
It's still early days, but I'm hoping it can reach homelabs, the big question being hardware enablement, which is difficult on ARM baseboards due to lack of standardization.
Disclaimer: I work with Vates, and prepared some component to compile under ARM to prepare the demo.