After a little trial and error, we are trialing a blog section to the website. It should be obvious to the reader that there isin’t much here, yet.

That said, you should stay tuned to Pod8 for some exciting updates.

What is Pod8 up to?

So what is Pod8 really up to? Glad you asked, but sadly we cannot reveal that just yet.

What makes Pod8 unique?

You’ll find out soon. In the meantime, talk to us about the challenges that bother you.

If you use (or hope to use) Kubernetes or Service Mesh in any form, we would love to talk to you.

This is a test of a tweet about Wireguard :

and it's applicability

— Pod8 (@pod8io) June 20, 2021

As we build our prototype of what we hope has significant potential, ask yourself what might make your life easier with your application deployments.

We're up to something special.

When do we launch, did we hear you ask? In some ways we already have.

The Pod8 team is special; you can’t find a better group of people anywhere.

Here is an example of being able to use code blocks in markdown with automatic syntax highlighting in the blog post.

  // At some point we might add some code here

  {
   "this-json": "looks awesome..."
  }

We’ll share some proper examples soon. Feel free to count up with us.

It’s not a particularly practical example, but it is a common one because it’s an effective way to demonstrate the bread and butter of frontend frameworks: make a small component to track your state (the count), and whenever something causes the state to change (the click), automatically update the UI (the button).

A little script to keep you busy

If you want to try something silly, you can try to curl | bash the script below. We hope you don’t though, after all, doing a curl-bash of random scripts from the net is a quick way to get yourself into trouble.

while true; do
  sleep 5;
done

We hope you chose to not curl-bash that script.

Back in a Jiffy

Stay tuned, we’ll be ready soon.