GeneticGenesis

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by GeneticGenesis 9y ago
Sure. Whenever a "config change" (Note: this includes adding or removing targets to a target group, EG Autoscaling) happens on an ALB, the ALB drops all active connections, and re-establishes them at once, at high load, this obvio
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by GeneticGenesis 9y ago
No chance that I'll jump into another new load balancer product from Amazon any time soon. ALB has significant deficiencies that AWS don't warn you about, and you only find then at tens of thousands of RPS. Still waiting on that f
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by GeneticGenesis 9y ago
Have you filed a radar bug?
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HTTP GIF Live Streaming – The Live Streaming Format of the Future(brightcove.com)
1 points by GeneticGenesis 10y ago|0 comments
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Discovering Anomalies in Real-Time with Apache Flink(mux.com)
81 points by GeneticGenesis 10y ago|19 comments
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by GeneticGenesis 10y ago
I want to have a deep understanding of Kubernetes... Oh, and Finnish.
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by GeneticGenesis 10y ago
I do this for my family these days, virtually zero maintainance. Biggest word of warning though is that Google are totally happy to change things with no warning or how or why, which can be very confusing. For example, they stopped a direct
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by GeneticGenesis 11y ago
Another big blocker is cost. For example, one of the biggest CDNs in the world (I'm looking at you, Akamai), charge dramatically more for delivering content over HTTPS. Let's say you're delivering video content at scale, the
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How to Write a Postmortem(blog.serverdensity.com)
1 points by GeneticGenesis 11y ago|0 comments
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The AWS SDK for Go is now 1.0(aws.amazon.com)
142 points by GeneticGenesis 11y ago|30 comments