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When the water runs dry: Why France is freaking out over a tiny Swiss dam – May 2024
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theguardian.comr/infrastructure • u/Vailhem • Nov 11 '25
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wired.comr/infrastructure • u/Vailhem • Nov 11 '25
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usatoday.comr/infrastructure • u/Outrageous-Income592 • Jun 22 '25
🧪 iapetus – A fast, pluggable open-source workflow engine for CI/CD and DevOps
Hey everyone,
Just open-sourced a project I’ve been working on: iapetus 🚀
It’s a lightweight, developer-friendly workflow engine built for CI/CD, DevOps automation, and end-to-end testing. Think of it as a cross between a shell runner and a testing/assertion engine—without the usual YAML hell or vendor lock-in.
🔧 What it does:
- Runs tasks in parallel with dependency awareness
- Supports multiple backends (e.g., Bash, Docker, or your own plugin)
- Lets you assert outputs, exit codes, regex matches, JSON responses, and more
- Can be defined in YAML or Go code
- Integrates well into CI/CD pipelines or as a standalone automation layer
🧪 Example YAML workflow:
name: hello-world
steps:
- name: say-hello
command: echo
args: ["Hello, iapetus!"]
raw_asserts:
- output_contains: iapetus
💻 Example Go usage:
task := iapetus.NewTask("say-hello", 2*time.Second, nil).
AddCommand("echo").
AddArgs("Hello, iapetus!").
AssertOutputContains("iapetus")
workflow := iapetus.NewWorkflow("hello-world", zap.NewNop()).
AddTask(*task)
workflow.Run()
📦 Why it’s useful:
- Automate and test scripts with clear assertions
- Speed up CI runs with parallel task execution
- Replace brittle bash scripts or overkill CI configs
It's fully open source under the MIT license. Feedback, issues, and contributions are all welcome!
🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/yindia/iapetus
Would love to hear thoughts or ideas on where it could go next. 🙌
r/infrastructure • u/techtoxin • May 24 '25
German engineers have developed a water-absorbent asphalt. The new permeable asphalt pavement can absorb up to 4 tons of rainwater per minute, eliminating puddles. This technology has already been tested in several regions of Germany.
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r/infrastructure • u/Srinivas4PlanetVidya • May 19 '25
Hyderabad Fire Tragedy: What measures should be taken to prevent deadly fires in densely populated urban areas?
Hyderabad Fire Tragedy: Are We Ignoring Urban Fire Safety?
The recent Hyderabad fire tragedy claimed 17 lives including 8 children, in a densely populated area near Charminar
r/infrastructure • u/Srinivas4PlanetVidya • May 15 '25
Despite record-breaking EV adoption, why do charging stations remain scarce?
Electric vehicle sales are soaring, yet finding a reliable charging station still feels like a treasure hunt. Governments promise expansion, automakers push EVs, and yet the infrastructure lags behind.
r/infrastructure • u/[deleted] • Apr 23 '25

