Isn't multiphase is Ubuntu only?

It used to be. Any image is allowed now.

Open as in single API layer which allows you to swap the model under it.

A related article from fireworks.ai about running open weights models and why such verifier needs to exists in the first place

https://fireworks.ai/blog/quality-first-with-kimi-k2p5

SOC2 is quite a racket on its own so I'm not surprised to read this industry creates players like this.

I hope that with LLMs, answering security questionnaires will be much less time consuming for companies and less would opt out to get a full blown SOC2 cert. But it will probably play the other way.

Pragmatic and practical. I learned something, thanks.

You are most welcome, and that was precisely what I aimed at. Thank you.

> Say you have a Bazel project that builds a web application

Ok, wait, why?

Because npm, pnpm, yarn, bun, shit what else did I forget, don't support other languages. Plays well with others is a quality that they can't match.

Looks lovely.. I'll definitely will give it a try when time comes.

Nomad is great, but you will still end up with a control plane.

Isn't Nomad pretty much dead now?

They had quite a few release in the last year so it's not dead that's for sure, but unclear how many new customers they are able to sign up. And with IBM in charge, it's also unclear at what moment they will loose interest.

I'm highly skeptical of this claim as well. Going through NATGW with EIP or auto-assigned IP is the exact same cost for the actual traffic.

O3 seems to think this is Swedish Space Corporation.