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by Licenser 10y ago
Blind guess, lack of clustering and a history of changing file formats so you loose your data every few month.
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by Licenser 10y ago
Mariano is correct, DalmatinerDB is build and maintained by Project-FiFo. Dataloop (the authors of the blog post) is currently the biggest user (as far as I know at least), using it in their SaaS. They have however been excellent open sourc
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The lies we tell (during benchmarks)(blog.project-fifo.net)
3 points by Licenser 10y ago|0 comments
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by Licenser 10y ago
DalmatinerDB has been around for a while now. I started working on it during the EUC in 2014, and it was released as part of ProjectFiFo the same year I just really suck at marketing ;). But I'm kind of curious, are you using Dalmatine
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Project-FiFo Zero Touch Cloud Released(project-fifo.net)
4 points by Licenser 10y ago|1 comments
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DalmatinerDB: Querying with confidence(blog.project-fifo.net)
2 points by Licenser 10y ago|0 comments
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DalmatinerDB metrics get tags(blog.project-fifo.net)
1 points by Licenser 10y ago|0 comments
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Vanguard – a Consul cone in 350 lines of Erlang(github.com)
3 points by Licenser 11y ago|0 comments
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by Licenser 11y ago
Actually let me put that paragraph fully in context with the reality. UDP is no longer used (this is outdated sorry for that), the connection is TCP now as it turned out over all the performance was better. Dataloss can still occur since Da
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by Licenser 11y ago
The tests were run with TCP, they do not include non stored metrics.
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by Licenser 11y ago
The situation you describe is more an event then it is an metric, and indeed postgres is much better suited for it, if asked that is what I'd recommend for this kind of issue. What DalmatinerDB was build of is handling high numbers of
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by Licenser 11y ago
This explains a bit on the take of loosing data: https://vimeo.com/148514080
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by Licenser 11y ago
I feel that time series implies different tradeoffs, this is very specifically build for metrics in the sense of application or hardware metrics which usually have a time time dimension but yes there are no general valid definitions
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by Licenser 11y ago
The storage engine is a separate library, it might be of interest for you: https://github.com/dalmatinerdb/mstore
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FiFo 0.8.0 adds dynamic DNS support to SmartOS Clouds(blog.project-fifo.net)
3 points by Licenser 11y ago|0 comments
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by Licenser 11y ago
I find it interesting that the SFConservancy argues 'Oracle has a magic wand to make this all go away' by re-licensing ZFS but completely ignores that just as much they could re-license the kernel under a CDDL compatible license.
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Docker comes to FiFo – 0.7.1 released(blog.project-fifo.net)
4 points by Licenser 11y ago|0 comments
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The art of writing a ticket(blog.project-fifo.net)
1 points by Licenser 11y ago|0 comments
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Project FiFo – SmartOS Cloud Orchestration – 0.7.0 Released(blog.project-fifo.net)
3 points by Licenser 11y ago|0 comments
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So, what is SmartOS?(blog.vrocket.io)
3 points by Licenser 11y ago|0 comments
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by Licenser 11y ago
Multiple reasons 1) It gets really complicated if every single server is named 'api-server', even with this names we ran into name conflicts and had to re-name our packages to fifo-... 2) Mnemonics, since all the names have a link
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by Licenser 11y ago
The version was: Angular 1.2.4 The problems in no particular order and what improved: * need to mess with gulp, and npm and their interaction vs. simply having to deal with lein * Dependency injection is a freaking mess to debug, and it lea
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by Licenser 11y ago
Yes I absolutely still work on fifo, actually 0.7.0 is around the corner right now and gets polished for release. To the second question, I'll answer that from a 'out of the box' perspective so things go not off the rails bec
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by Licenser 11y ago
libzdoor is an extension of libdoor[1] done by Joyent. It is focusing on using doors to bridge the barrier between none global zone and global zone. Handling zone events such as boot, shutdown, deletion. It is used in a the sshd plugin that
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by Licenser 11y ago
Anything particular that interests you? There is always room for a followup :)
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by Licenser 11y ago
I certainly have! But personally I love the Erlang syntax, for me it fits the mindset of Erlang perfectly. However that statement reflects what I've seen and heard often on the topic.
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The stack we choose: Erlang, SmartOS, Clojure(blog.project-fifo.net)
61 points by Licenser 11y ago|20 comments
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by Licenser 11y ago
The solution to this problem is simply process isolate, handle each request in a own process and crashing one won't affect the others. Of cause you won't get away with OS level processes. If it interests you look at Erlang's
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SmartOS backups with Project-FiFo(blog.project-fifo.net)
1 points by Licenser 11y ago|0 comments
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by Licenser 12y ago
That is exactly what I wondered, sadly the page does not mention Erlang/OTP whatsoever.

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