CoolCold

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   by CoolCold 4y ago

   Dup https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32928513
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   by CoolCold 4y ago

   > Maybe if you're running one instance of your API server. I'm not sure how it differs, can you explain more? From my perspective each API instance is just one more `server x.x.x.x:port` in my `upstream someapi { ... }` section
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   by CoolCold 4y ago

   Coming from the reverse, "what is FreeBSD suitable drop-in for". Personally I don't know the answer, may be OpenBSD? On end user side I believe 3 other major players - Windows, Macos, Linux are better nowadays.
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   by CoolCold 4y ago

   I'd like to know on your use case more, if possible. Not sure I've ever need to forward port or I probably read your description wrong way.
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   by CoolCold 4y ago

   I hardly remember doing any kind of special fighting or annoying stuff. What's your pain points here? Had some issues after Win10->Win11 beta Insider build updates, but that's other story.
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   by CoolCold 4y ago

   PowerToys may be? I'm using it with couple of plug-ins 1) find my mouse 2) search through windows titles (I tend to have 15-30 terminals with ssh)
7. 517.▲
   by CoolCold 4y ago

   Mine pretty much respect Metered Connection settings and even OneDrive disables sync automatically. Not tried to trace telemetry though.
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   by CoolCold 4y ago

   We can make a conclusion on this case being seen by Microsoft as non meaningful on average and from my understanding for those who care, they have options to be applied by your Corp IT team to enforce the needed type of policy. Probably I&#
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   by CoolCold 4y ago

   In addition to very welcomed feature, it looks like Canonical team was heavily involved, and this result is collaboration between Microsoft and Canonical. Great job!
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    I still don't have backups, any hint on proven method? I admit being lazy, but not so far couldn't imagine how to make consistent backup across the cluster, something similar to --single-transaction in mysql..
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    I could be in some sort of bubble, but hardly can remember the case when dynamic part of request has not flown through some sort of reverse proxy or fully capable webserver (like Apache) anyways. On dev envs of course seen, but not in produ
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    SO_REUSEPORT ?
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    Sounds cool, I need to get familiar with the docs, thanks for your answers!
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    This is kinda nothing even for 1vCPU Load balancer, even Apache can handle it I think
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    > So we find lots of people using Caddy to serve tens to hundreds of thousands of sites with different domain names because Caddy can automate those certificates without falling over. Okay, interesting. It seems their operation mode is q
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    Would be nice to have SO_REUSEPORT on Nginx optimized - if I read configuration right, it was not used
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    Can you add details on _scales better_, what do you mean? I've read recent post from Cloudflare on their thread pool and it makes sense, do you mean things of that sort or? I had the case when after push notifications mobile clients wa
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    I still cannot make myself to try Caddy.. in things like this looks sweet but just may be 5% of the functionality [I care about]. Not saying it's not possible, but with Nginx I already know how to do list of CORS, OPTIONS , per locatio
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    Any idea on how much traffic could be from HN? I doubt more than 100 rps or any other noticeable load
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    I have not tried personally (have no Linux installed), but from docs it should be quite possible to mount your partition of Linux with WSL2. Google for "WSL mount". May work on latest Windows 11 only though.
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    Any good articles to start with?
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    Interesting, I run lxd from snaps but not noticing issues, can you provide some examples, I may check myself on that?
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    Thinkpad x13s? Surface?
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    This actually quite strange- I run 2 laptops with Windows Insider (beta releases) and I reboot once 2-3 weeks because of updates. From time to time, they may have updates spree, like near release dates, but it's couple times per year I
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    Probably 50$ server at Hetzner can be your friend here - 64gb ram with 2x512gb ssds on top of Ryzen
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    you may refer to > Out of 130 tests in total, Windows 11 WSL2 Ubuntu 20.04 LTS managed to run at 94% the speed of bare metal Ubuntu 20.04 LTS on the same system. from Phoronix https://www.phoronix.com/review/windows1
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    I've got impression this approach is heavily focused towards tiny DBs with small amount of concurrent writes and single digit teams behind the project. For something larger, finding out writes to DB fail is not a big deal - apps have l
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    Well, the WSL team did a lot I think (including new Terminal). WSL, WSL2, WSLg, WSA - I almost never use full Linux VMs now, my pretty simple needs are covered with it.
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    Since when saving time and increasing productivity became silly? Not even saying getting rid of Linux VMs, shared folders and similar annoying things is a good thing overall.
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    by CoolCold 4y ago

    > - your distro's normal init system / a standard way to configure persistent services > - bridged networking or some other advanced networking configuration Sounds like something in sysadmin's language. I hope WSL wi