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by 23david 12y ago
Yep cool idea. This is being addressed by the (not yet merged) docker nested build feature: https://github.com/docker/docker/pull/8021
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by 23david 12y ago
I hope nested build functionality get merged soon. From reading the last proposal minutes, I wasn't sure if it's been shelved for later? https://github.com/docker/irc-minutes/blob/master/docker-
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by 23david 12y ago
One additional tip for readability is to replace the && with set -e at the top of any RUN commands that combine more than one command. before: RUN curl -SLO "http://nodejs.org/dist/v$NODE_VERSION/no
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by 23david 12y ago
OpenRC is interesting. Also compare with a runit example of managing sendmail from the runit-for-lfs project: #!/bin/sh sv check slapd postgresql mysql >/dev/null || exit 0 exec /usr/sbin/
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by 23david 12y ago
Not too many options surprisingly... Linux from scratch has a runit-for-lfs project here: https://code.google.com/p/runit-for-lfs/ github mirror: https://github.com/inthecloud247/runit-for-lf
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by 23david 12y ago
As a 'devops', I've been sometimes saddled with the unfortunate task of bridging the communication gap between Sysadmins/TechOps and Devs. Although there are technical arguments here on both sides, I really hope that thi
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by 23david 12y ago
Eeek. What is an old dev? :-) Who is older: a) programming commercially since age 20, currently 35 (15 yrs full-time experience) b) programming commercially since age 35, currently 40 (5 yrs full-time experience...) Once your arms and finge
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by 23david 12y ago
If the replication factor for blobs is calculated from the 'hotness' of the data (by looking at the age for example), I'm wondering how CDNs come into play. Increasing the replication factor would allow for faster reads, but
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by 23david 12y ago
I found this part interesting: "F4 currently stores over 65PB of logical data and saves over 53PB of storage." It looks like most of the savings here is due to optimization of the replication level of storage, according to the usa
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by 23david 12y ago
It's great to have new and alternative init systems (and process managers) to use. Nobody is complaining about having to learn new skills. Yes I want a better init system and process manager setup. But personally, I'm not sure tha
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by 23david 12y ago
And if there is a situation where your program is acting wonky, what non-systemd command can you use from the shell prompt to debug and reproduce exactly what systemd is doing?
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by 23david 12y ago
Decoupling systemd is a feature desired by system administrators, who are responsible for installing and managing most debian and debian-based distros.
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by 23david 12y ago
Yes we shall...
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by 23david 12y ago
you mean on osx, right?
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by 23david 12y ago
Is there a public roadmap for currently planned features? I know there was discussion to make Docker more community driven, but I'm not sure if that went anywhere? I saw this... https://www.docker.com/community/gov
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by 23david 12y ago
From what I've seen lately, Golang programs take up too much disk space to replace small C utilities that are used in lightweight or resource-constrained environments. Memory usage also tends to be much higher, but that may be less of
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by 23david 12y ago
I've been following that proposal, and I'm a bit surprised that it isn't mentioned on the roadmap. Looks like dynamic linked libraries will come sometime in 2.x land?
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by 23david 12y ago
Thanks for your efforts with creating/maintaining baseimage-docker. It saves me effort from needing to maintain my own baseimage, and has given me some interesting ideas to try for my docker images. I've now introduced and put doc
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by 23david 12y ago
IMO, Netflix management caving in here, while at the same time RAISING prices, shows just how strong their management feels their market position is. Hello monopoly. It may be non-intuitive, but this kind of 'tax' is actually to N
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Sans Institute: Hardware Vendor Heartbleed Update Status(isc.sans.edu)
1 points by 23david 13y ago|0 comments
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Cisco and Heartbleed Update: Still not sure what's affected?(cisco.com)
1 points by 23david 13y ago|0 comments
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WPA2 and Heartbleed Vulnerability(security.stackexchange.com)
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by 23david 13y ago
Google's SRE team will continue to get people coming straight out of college, but for people with startup industry experience I don't see how it's an awesome opportunity. Most of the interesting SRE work and innovation that I
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Boston Dynamics Big Dog Weaponized. Now in Trials with Marines.(defenseone.com)
4 points by 23david 13y ago|4 comments
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by 23david 13y ago
The takeaway for a lot of people on HN is that gnupg keys on AWS are vulnerable to side-channel attacks...
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by 23david 13y ago
Arg this article title really misses the point.
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by 23david 13y ago
this one seemed fine. worked for me: https://community.qualys.com/blogs/securitylabs/2013/06/25/s...
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by 23david 13y ago
Cool writeup. Anyone recommend using the cloudflare service for commercial sites with sensitive data? Seems like the system is robust, but I was looking for information on their policies regarding access-log retention and couldn't find
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Shootings in SF at REI 888 Brannan. Area not secure. Be careful
15 points by 23david 13y ago|3 comments
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Shooting in SF at 888 Brannan. Stay indoors.(twitter.com)
11 points by 23david 13y ago|13 comments

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