Thanks for the kind words marvin-hansen, if you get a chance to test it out--would love to hear what you think or if you have any questions!

For sure, probably test it over the weekend. I've dealt with k8s virtualization before and as a result, my current system uses contextual auto configuration for all it's services which makes it very easy to lift it from one kubernetes context to another, or even a docker only environment as it's often the case with CI.

However my primary challenge is chronic cluster under utilization after having rewriten the bulk of the system in Rust. Therefore virtualizating the cluster makes the most sense. I think Google Cloud conducted a study that found that the bulk, like 75%, of their K8s customer over provision by a wide margin. So there is definitely a market for cluster virtualization and even more so for multi tenancy.

A framework for creating extremely lightweight development environments within a shared Kubernetes cluster.

A framework for creating extremely lightweight development environments within a shared Kubernetes cluster.

Repo: https://github.com/streamlit/hello/blob/main/README.md

Blog post: https://blog.streamlit.io/introducing-multipage-apps/

Congrats! Here is the link to the Streamlit blog post: https://blog.streamlit.io/announcing-streamlit-1-0/

Thank you TC!!

On the left sidebar you can chance confidence and overlap thresholds to see how they impact the bounding boxes.

Nice app on gravitational waves: https://share.streamlit.io/jkanner/streamlit-dataview/master...

Looks awesome <3

About Elm: "I like everything about it - compiler error messages, type system soundness, The Elm Architecture, pure functions, immutability, performance, etc." <3

Looks awesome, thanks for sharing!