CSDude

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by CSDude 5y ago
There was a link in the slides for the models but I missed it.
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Upstash as a Serverless Database for Edge(blog.upstash.com)
2 points by CSDude 5y ago|0 comments
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by CSDude 5y ago
Pay per use
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Ask HN: Guide for a Postgres Newbie, Coming from DynamoDB
1 points by CSDude 5y ago|0 comments
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by CSDude 5y ago
So it's 3.5 years old, and the CF was availabile this May. And it is a very widely used feature among many organizations. If you want to use a new resource and feature, %90 likely it is an issue. There was even a public project to trac
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by CSDude 5y ago
Main use case of Terraform is not portability. Have fun porting your SQS queue, DynamoDB table or VPC config to GCP or Azure equivalents. It won't look like similar at all except the resource name. However, If you are only running cont
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Global Redis Database for Serverless and Edge(blog.upstash.com)
2 points by CSDude 5y ago|2 comments
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Kommunity – Meetup Alternative(kommunity.com)
2 points by CSDude 5y ago|0 comments
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by CSDude 5y ago
I run Windows Arm64 11 beta with Parallels and it can emulate x86/64 apps well enoug even on 4.5k resolution things are very snappy. And I run pcon planner which is a 3d modeling program which worked fine. Not sure exact speed though.
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by CSDude 5y ago
My use case is for mostly read-calls. I just tried it for DynamoDB Table, SQS Queue, SNS Topic, and EC2 Instance, Kinesis Stream. With these resources, only Kinesis supports List call. SQS Queue & SNS Topic does not even support READ. I
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Trusted Cloud Principles(trustedcloudprinciples.com)
2 points by CSDude 5y ago|0 comments
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by CSDude 5y ago
Elasticsearch, with a mapping that does not full text search indices disabled, and a relatively larger time, works very well for timeseries data. It does filtering & metric and bucket aggregations crazy fast. And it's very easy to
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by CSDude 5y ago
I don't want to open them or see others because it kills my CPU and causes throttles, and if I share screen it's like a meltdown is happening. Macbook 15 - 2018 with 6 cores and 32GB memory. On the other hand, my personal M1 Macbo
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Kubernetes Event Exporter(github.com)
16 points by CSDude 5y ago|0 comments
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React-based framework for building data-intensive applications(refine.dev)
6 points by CSDude 5y ago|0 comments
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by CSDude 5y ago
K8s integration sounds useful, there are also many startups in this area, and it's trivial to implement, however please consider that just a workload is requesting 2 CPUs, does not mean you can divide the underlying EC2's price pe
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by CSDude 5y ago
I agree AWS should tag all resources with their names already for them to show up in the Cost Explorer. However, we already tag by cost center or teams to identify costs. It's required as a policy and baked in most of our automations.
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by CSDude 5y ago
Tagging is required yes, but its a very simple practice. I worked in both small (3 accounts) and huge (200 accounts) orgs, and tagging, at least by name was never a problem regardless of tens of thousands of resources we manage. Cost Explor
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by CSDude 5y ago
Not to challenge it, but how does it differ from Cost Explorer in AWS?
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by CSDude 5y ago
It's not fair to compare imperative simple shell scripts with the things Terraform does. It has schema validation, state comparison, retries, failure handlers etc. Also, just as you can write extensions to kubectl, you can write your o
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by CSDude 5y ago
What new cloud features was not available in Terraform for months?
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The never-ending product requirements of user authorization(alexolivier.me)
67 points by CSDude 5y ago|24 comments
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by CSDude 5y ago
Bitbucket also supports this: https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/deploy-on...
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Using structed data per request instead of logs, metrics and traces(mustafaakin.dev)
1 points by CSDude 5y ago|0 comments
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Arbitrary structured data per request helps Opsgenie to prevent incidents(mustafaakin.dev)
1 points by CSDude 5y ago|0 comments
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by CSDude 5y ago
Had E14 gen2. Was very happy except screen. Colors are wrong and not visible when in bright environment. Sold it and got an M1. For compile, programming etc. tasks its 2-3x faster.
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by CSDude 5y ago
What's cynical about it? If the platform team is on the way it becomes a problem. And going to be on-call is way to go if you want to have actual ownership, or it becomes to same dev and ops people split. There is not an exact line. Pl
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by CSDude 5y ago
I mostly agree with you, an average dev does not know and do not care how things are done. But if platform team or any tooling is blocking you from delivering your features frequently, it becomes an issue. They are either under-staffed, or
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by CSDude 5y ago
I explicitly mentioned it's my personal experience. I'm normally very happy with what I do. Not just the enterprise environment I'm in.
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by CSDude 5y ago
I've been each of them over 5 years and been involved in a huge enterprise. In my experience: - DevOps: Hired to do everything not involved in the feature development of main business. Range varies from Terraform to maintaining Jira, G

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