featured in #480
Unlocking the Power of Your Permissions: Clerk's New Authorization Helpers
- Colin Sidoti tl;dr: Clerk Introduces Enhanced Authorization with has(), protect(), and <Protect> for tailored user permissions and security. Make Customizing Access a Breeze. Get Serious About Access Management!featured in #477
Custom Kube-Scheduler: Why And How to Set it Up in Kubernetes
- Phil Andrews tl;dr: Sometimes the default Kubernetes scheduler isn't sufficient for your Pod's needs. Dive into comprehensive guide on establishing a custom Kubernetes scheduler, centered on the 'MostAllocated' strategy for those unique scenarios. Learn the ins and outs of crafting a configuration file, deploying your custom scheduler, and effectively scheduling Pods, complete with essential troubleshooting tips.featured in #473
Updated Pricing: 10,000 MAUs Free, And A New “Pro Plan”
- Braden Sidoti tl;dr: Clerk integrates user management UIs and APIs, purpose-built for React, Next.js, and the Modern Web. and are introducing a new, 'simplified pricing structure' for its user management services, offering '10,000 free monthly active users (MAUs)' for every application. This change includes a 'First Day Free' feature, ensuring no charges for users churning within the first day.featured in #472
Clerk Webhooks: Data Sync with Convex
- Dev Agrawal tl;dr: “Composing an application out of multiple data sources can be challenging, and while Clerk’s Backend APIs work great for most use cases, Webhooks offer the next level of integration that enables you to take full advantage of your existing stack. This post will cover how to synchronize user data from Clerk into your own backend using Webhooks.”featured in #470
Navigating The Chaos: Why You Don’t Need Another MLOps Tool
tl;dr: AI/ML development lacks systematic processes, leading to errors and biases in deployed models. The MLOps landscape is fragmented, and teams need to glue together a ton of bespoke and third-party tools to meet basic needs. We don’t think you should, so we're building Openlayer to condense and simplify AI evaluation.featured in #469
Open Source Component System For Easy Auth Implementation
tl;dr: AuthKit is a pre-built, customizable sign-in UI hosted by WorkOS and supports a wide array of authentication methods out of the box. It abstracts away all of the complexity associated with building a secure authentication flow. Combined with User Management APIs, which handles all related backend tasks, AuthKit provides a complete auth stack built for devs and enterprises alike.featured in #468
Cursorless Is Alien Magic From The Future
tl;dr: "Cursorless is a plugin that integrates with voice control software to let you do AST level code editing with your voice. This is crazy alien magic from the future. I've talked about cursorless before on my blog, but I have decided to really get deep into it this time around. The last time I used it, I didn't actually use it for much more than moving around the screen, but this time I'm going to try to use it for everything."featured in #465
Navigating The Stars: How InfluxDB Powers Loft Orbital's Space Innovations
tl;dr: Loft Orbital, a leading space infrastructure service provider, simplifies space missions with technological advances. They operate customer payloads on microsatellites as a service. Using Telegraf, InfluxDB, and Google Cloud, they collect telemetry data from spacecraft and monitor mission infrastructure. InfluxDB aids in QA, performance monitoring, and reveals long-term data trends, enhancing their mission automation.featured in #451
Teréga Replaced Its Legacy Data Historian with InfluxDB, AWS, And IO-Base
- Jessica Wachtel tl;dr: Teréga, a French gas company, faced challenges with outdated IT systems. Recognizing a gap in available cloud-native data historians, they turned to InfluxDB. With InfluxDB, they developed Indabox for efficient data collection and IO-Base, hosted on AWS, for robust data storage. This InfluxDB-centric solution significantly modernized Teréga's IT landscape.featured in #446