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by CSDude 5y ago
We spawn thousands of pods per day for jobs and never get those stuck and it was not the case in 2018 either. Not sure what is it you are doing causes this.
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Monitor your CI pipelines and tests with Datadog CI Visibility(datadoghq.com)
2 points by CSDude 5y ago|0 comments
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by CSDude 5y ago
Not directly related, saw from the screenshots. Instead of using AWS secret keys in env variables like this, Bitbucket supports OIDC and you can safely build a trust relationship instead of static keys which is a security nightmare. https
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by CSDude 5y ago
I run at AWS for 5 years and use more than 25 services and keep an eye at a huge sum very carefully year never seen this happening so it's pretty extraordinary for me. I dont ever remember AWS increasing prices for any service at all.
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by CSDude 5y ago
Which service and whay API?
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by CSDude 5y ago
They are the obvious ones, I'm looking for more advanced & specific ones.
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by CSDude 5y ago
I really wonder what people actually use stream processing for, like very concrete examples. My best examples would only go far filtering a stream over a time window to compute an aggregate. My job does not require anything more, it's
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by CSDude 5y ago
Elastic Cloud was always behind what AWS already offerred. Not sure how it is like today, but it was one of blockers for us. And what AWS offers today is not a huge bar, mainly too many reliability problems, at the 1.5x of bare EC2 cost, a
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by CSDude 5y ago
Why would they even say that: "There are uncool people here, beware." Obviously not everyone in a workplace can be "cool" but I see no point mentioning it.
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Generating Dynamic CI Pipelines with Jsonnet and Tekton/Kubernetes(mustafaakin.dev)
1 points by CSDude 5y ago|0 comments
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by CSDude 5y ago
I'm going to start my own startup with a friend. We've been planning this for a long while. We will work together in a small office, but I'm not sure how We can build a team fully remote, with no experience. I'm all for
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by CSDude 5y ago
It looks great, congrats
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by CSDude 5y ago
How does one train GPT-2 with their own content and produce nice results at arbitrary lengths? I found a few libraries but I could not use them well, I get lost very quickly. I just want to train our internal Confluence and have fun with it
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by CSDude 5y ago
I have made something similar for Tekton (Kubernetes) with Jsonnet, https://mustafaakin.dev/posts/2020-04-26-using-jsonnet-to-ge... but the eternal cycle of configuration vs code is always bothering me in every few yea
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Adobe charges subscription cancellation fee(twitter.com)
817 points by CSDude 5y ago|587 comments
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Stolen PC Mario Game Story (1994)(wieringsoftware.nl)
2 points by CSDude 5y ago|0 comments
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Simplifying Microservices Debugging with Thundra Sidekick(blog.thundra.io)
21 points by CSDude 6y ago|0 comments
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by CSDude 6y ago
Although cool feature, it can be a good way to go broke in 10 minutes
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by CSDude 6y ago
Why the most GCP outages are global? Even though it says issue started in US/Pacific, I'm not sure if it affects other regions and the status page of them does not make it clear.
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by CSDude 6y ago
Trying to be constructive, but why would it even be a subscription model? Although it looks nice, I would think twice even spending 10$ once for it (mostly due to our currency's value). Also, since it's an Electron based widget, i
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Jira Work Management(atlassian.com)
1 points by CSDude 6y ago|0 comments
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by CSDude 6y ago
Happiness does not equal to entertainment. It's called job satisfaction, not specific to engineers. Multiple factors can satisfy you. Pay is one of them. Some engineers can also take less pay in exchange for use of shiny tech because b
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by CSDude 6y ago
Engineers need to be kept happy. Some like tech, some money. It's a personal preference. Businessses need to deliver in-time and also profit, or they just need to be stable. Choosing exciting can be a tech-debt, or it can remove tech
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Donating Docker Distribution to the CNCF(docker.com)
124 points by CSDude 6y ago|22 comments
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by CSDude 6y ago
The funny thing all about AWS/ES drama is AWS Elasticsearch is 1.5x price. It puts a stupid ELB-load balancer that cannot detect timely if the backend services are unhealthy. Updates don't provide rolling update capability, its al
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by CSDude 6y ago
It's good that Chromium is degoogle'd more, however did they really notice it thanks to an audit? Probably anyone in the organization could have pinpointed this situation existing for years. Or are they just fed up with the (somew
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by CSDude 6y ago
Other services are great. Aws es is just put together. It goes down, blue green updates take forever, arbitrary disk limits etc.
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by CSDude 6y ago
AWS ES has major problems, have been a pain us for years. Pretty sure they cannot be competitive with a hard fork
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by CSDude 6y ago
They are dangerously vague. Is AWS at concern or the log as a service providers? Are you willing to take that risk?
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by CSDude 6y ago
How does this affect people providing “search” functionality of arbitrary items, but not Elasticsearch itself (AWS)? Where is the line drawn? Is the SSPL vague enough for that?

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