Software engineer also at @dap@hachyderm.io

Joined February 2011
Surprising absolutely no one, @ahl and I are going to pick this up on the next Oxide and Friends, where we'll be joined by @dapsays to discuss our history and disposition with respect to CockroachDB. Join us: Monday, 5p Pacific! discord.gg/QrcKGTTPrF?event=…
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RFD 508: Whither CockroachDB? rfd.shared.oxide.computer/rf…
1st coffee: i see @bcantrill commits to forking cockroach db: news.ycombinator.com/item?id… hoping there will be an @adamhjk thread about cockroach license change before 2nd coffee time.
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In building Omicron, the control plane at Oxide, we took inspiration from @caitie's resurrection of sagas, a 1980s-era database idea. On Monday, @ahl and I will be joined by @mycoliza and @dapsays to talk about our saga with sagas. Join us, 5p Pacific! discord.gg/QrcKGTTPrF?event=…
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i've spent the last four months or so working on rewriting the parts of the @oxidecomputer control plane responsible for managing the lifecycle of VM instances on the rack, and i have to say, seeing this branch finally merge today feels *really* good: github.com/oxidecomputer/omi…
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When we built the Oxide Cloud Computer, we wanted to rectify (no pun intended!) a major issue with traditional servers: power supply + efficiency. Legacy infrastructure is wildly inefficient - each traditional server is individually plugged into power supplies converting AC to
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Dave Pacheco retweeted
We’ve been working on this whole ecosystem of OpenAPI related Rust facilities—server framework, linter, client codegen, CLI codegen, test framework, etc. It’s got all the fussiness and brevity that I love about Rust. I’m looking forward to talking about it in Austin!
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If you're attending @QConSF next week and are interested in the challenges of networking in a rack-scale computer, you will want to be sure to check out the talk by Oxide engineer @rgoodfel!
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Dave Pacheco retweeted
Learn about an independently developed open source P4 compiler built by a team at @oxidecomputer. Check out the blog, video and slides for all the details. | bit.ly/3KAeDr6 #P4 #OpenSource
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How it started.. how it's going..
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