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title: "The story of t-env: Scaling a platform to impriove the volocity of hundreds of developers"
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- platform
- cloudnativecon
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Okteto: Ephemeral environents for testing
## History
- Starting point: Local Dev -> Setup for new devices or devs is realy slow (on average 10hrs a week)
- Next Idea: EC2 Instances with a fancy docker-compose and scripts -> No more local dev
- Problems: Still complex - just in the cloud, manual updates, allways-on required (no working in the train)
- Risks: Developers will just create workarounds and shadow it
## T-Env
- Baseline: Setup an environment on kubernetes for each dev with ci/cd
- Okteto: A single command to enter dev mode `t dev start` with file sync from local
- Implementation: Wrapper arount the okteto cli
- Why: Becaus dev seems to love the cli
- Self service observability for troubleshooting in your env
Used Open soruce Tools: Pulumi, Grafana, Okteto, K8s
### Did it work?
- The time to test is way faster
- The path was clear
- The environments should be ephemeral but devs don't like that -> They decided to allow for long lived envs
- Cloud cost is relatively high with long living envs -> They implemented a sleep system based on dev timezone
(or manual wake-up)
## The futuuuuure
- The company is not getting smaller -> More devs annd more services
- AI agents will write some of the code in the future
- Idea: Only run modified code in env instead of everything

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## Other stuff I learned or people i talk to ## Other stuff I learned or people i talk to
- Meshcloud: They build developer platform tooling (currently mostly integrated with cloud providers) - Talked to the Vultr people - they have a manifesto for ai with amd and nvidia gpus
- Talked to Meshcloud: They build developer platform tooling (currently mostly integrated with cloud providers)
- Want to look into Okteto for dev envs: <https://github.com/okteto/okteto>