Okay, so there's this one thing from the, I think Joe Beda, or was it Greg McLuckie, one of the Kubernetes guys, and they, you know, the original creators of Kubernetes at Google.
They created an open source cloud native harness to run agents on Kubernetes, as far as I can tell.
I get your harness off the desktop.
So it's called MeCattle.dev.
MeCattle.dev. What an odd name.
It's funny that they actually put the pronunciation in the name now.
Everyone's complaining
about kubectl versus kubectl versus kubectl.
What was the other one? kubectl.
So now they put mecatl and they actually
put...
How do you spell me? Sorry, I didn't get
this.
M-E...
It's M-E-C-A-T-L.
I think it's a reference to cattle because your agents are like cattle.
Oh, it's from StackLock.
I forgot
who's behind it.
Just send me the link.
I've just typed the URL.
I'll
So this, I'm very into harnesses right now.
I'm very interested playing around with some harnesses.
Okay, so there's this one thing from the, I think Joe Beda, or was it Greg McLuckie, one of the Kubernetes guys, and they, you know, the original creators of Kubernetes at Google.
They created an open source cloud native harness to run agents on Kubernetes, as far as I can tell.
I get your harness off the desktop.
So it's called MeCattle.dev.
MeCattle.dev. What an odd name.
It's funny that they actually put the pronunciation in the name now.
Everyone's complaining
about kubectl versus kubectl versus kubectl.
What was the other one? kubectl.
So now they put mecatl and they actually
put...
How do you spell me? Sorry, I didn't get
this.
M-E...
It's M-E-C-A-T-L.
I think it's a reference to cattle because your agents are like cattle.
Oh, it's from StackLock.
I forgot
who's behind it.
Just send me the link.
I've just typed the URL.
I'll
So this, I'm very into harnesses right now.
I'm very interested playing around with some harnesses.
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