Matt Moore

@mattmoor.dev

Founder/CTO of @chainguard.dev

For CI reasons (speed), I wrote a FUSE filesystem to act like the $GOMODCACHE directory to make it look like all world's #golang modules are available locally on disk without having to download them. Then the FS downloads them if/as needed, storing them in git trees/blobs (no commits) for de-dup.

Google Cloud's most annoying feature is probably that so much relies on GCP load balancers. You need them to do an static https site backed by a bucket, you need them to use IAP with Cloud Run, etc. etc. So many low cost services instantly jump to $30/m because they need an LB.