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My resume has the (dis)pleasure of converting all of Netflixes OSS projects to run in containers. JVM or not. I have golang services that run at 80Mb, I have ru
by swozey 3y ago
My resume has the (dis)pleasure of converting all of Netflixes OSS projects to run in containers. JVM or not. I have golang services that run at 80Mb, I have rust services that run at 20Mb. Every JVM service? I have to literally define its memory consumption with command line flags (-jvmx? I forget, its my weekend) on each deployment. Running JVMs in k8s is hilarious. I'm not grey beard Linux level yet (soon) but my god. It's hilarious how poorly they perform.
- tough 3y agoeveryone's weekend at the same time you realise
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- arwineap 3y agoI'm reading this on Monday :)
- progbits 3y agohttps://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Workweek_and_weekend#History https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Workweek_and_weekend#History Almost, but not quite. (I'm linking the "history" section because it has a nice map. There is a table further down.)
- ponector 3y agoYou never know. Some countries have work week starting on Sunday
- geodel 3y agoAgree. I maybe wrong but I think it was Netflix first which normalized generating one web service call generating 1MB worth of logs. In our place finance is kind of whopping ass of teams which are generating extensive logging and monitoring as Splunk cost goes through roof.
- sharts 3y agoSpinnaker