CSDude

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by CSDude 9y ago
> The only difference is, instead of talking Fibre Channel to the back-end storage, we talk S3 to the back-end storage. What does this supposed to mean? I have installed Fibre Channel card to a Dell server on my own to connect a NetApp,
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by CSDude 9y ago
Yeah right, just for a home made NAS server
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Searching 750 GB/s second (2015)(blog.scalyr.com)
2 points by CSDude 9y ago|0 comments
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by CSDude 9y ago
Fargate is a very logical step, I agree Kubernetes is really nice but very complex for simplistic setups, looking forward to use it, too bad it's only in N. Virginia
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by CSDude 9y ago
But it tries to transcode my already compatible files with my Apple TV and can kill an ARM NAS home server
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by CSDude 9y ago
Impressive hardware but I wonder what will be the cost considering even the regular VMs of EC2 are generally more expensive than dedicated offerings of other providers.
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by CSDude 9y ago
I just wish Gnome 2 was left as is and Gnome 3 would named Gnome Tablet Edition with those big useless buttons on a 27" screen where I click them with my mouse instead of my big fingers. When Unity was introduced, I learnt to use Aweso
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by CSDude 9y ago
HAXM works on OSX AFAIK, it would be nice to have it in OSX as well
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by CSDude 9y ago
It works fine in most cases, you can opt for csv output and you get a tabular format as well, but not all queries return out what you expect, i.e ordering with group by's can be challenging
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by CSDude 9y ago
Dremio seemed very promising, but it failed more than half of my queries with ES
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AWS PrivateLink for AWS Services(aws.amazon.com)
4 points by CSDude 9y ago|0 comments
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by CSDude 9y ago
I am not trying to be rude but SQS is not meant for this kind of usage, Firehose to S3 is much more useful.
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by CSDude 9y ago
Running Kafka is just fine, the issues arise when a node fails, when you need to add data and re-partition a topic. However, it is not that hard once you know what to do, but Kinesis is simpler but it is expensive as shit.
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by CSDude 9y ago
Good luck getting 10k same type instances from AWS
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by CSDude 9y ago
Last time I checked, bleeve was very slow compared to Lucene, I really hope it gets better over time.
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Announcing Fn–An Open Source Serverless Functions Platform(blogs.oracle.com)
2 points by CSDude 9y ago|0 comments
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The Fn project: a container native serverless platform(fnproject.io)
2 points by CSDude 9y ago|0 comments
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by CSDude 9y ago
Yes, you are right, but as a managed service, it would be nice to have a function level concurrency limit, not account level limit. You can have an accident, you might just forget a simple thing, and it should not cause account wide distrup
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by CSDude 9y ago
Sorry, it was a closed source project, If you need advice etc you can reach out
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by CSDude 9y ago
Yes, but I could add a rate limiter, and If I try to do the limiting myself, it would contradict the serverless approach
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by CSDude 9y ago
We use AWS lambda, and when our lambdas fail, and they are triggered by AWS services asynchronously (i.e CloudWatch logs, S3 events), AWS does not care a limiting at all, and calls our lambdas in a recursively increasing fashion and it caus
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by CSDude 9y ago
We had a project that can control qemu, xen, vmware and hyperv, Guacomole handled them all, and we integrated it easily, it supports both websockets and regular http polling, both works fast enough and nice
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by CSDude 9y ago
Gitlab is great when you self host it, but not so much using their service, you can take a look at https://twitter.com/gitlabstatus see how often they have breaking problems. Not to say this cannot happen, but they have con
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by CSDude 9y ago
Would love to hear people’s experiences with Teleport, we are considering it for security and audits.
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Minio raises $20M Series A(tech.economictimes.indiatimes.com)
3 points by CSDude 9y ago|0 comments
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by CSDude 9y ago
I bought WD Red and can hear Synology and it both :(
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by CSDude 9y ago
I wonder what is the physical limit for 3.5" because my NAS has one slot left, and I was about to buy an 10TB one.
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by CSDude 9y ago
I code in Go for 2-3 years and tried to learn Rust for fun, but it was harder for me. While Go is very simple and it has almost no barrier of entry, it lacks much as well, Rust definetely looks more interesting and it would be another enli
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by CSDude 9y ago
Yeah, because Fallout style life would be great every one would want to live rest of his life underground
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by CSDude 9y ago
They can't even manage the managed servers, it has issues too many times

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