RabbitmqGuy

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by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago
The main benefit is that you do not have to context switch from datadog metrics/logs to go look at your exceptions in sentry. With errorship, all these are made available in one place; in your datadog account. You also do not need to m
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by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago
Yeah. But also, errorship will still capture(and send to datadog) any exceptions that you may have forgot to capture or log.
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by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago
Hi. > but they seem clear that there's both a logging and metrics (apm) side to their product. yes they have those two sides. what they do not have is an error tracking side; something like sentry[1]. errorship exists to bring
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by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago
Hey HN! errorShip is a python library that sends exceptions/errors generated by your application to your datadog account. Are you tired of looking at metrics in datadog and then switching over to another website to track your applicati
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Show HN: Errorship, use datadog as an error tracker(errorship.com)
47 points by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago|30 comments
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by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago
Hi, I looked around the website and it looks like a cool service. But I was unable to figure out; 1. What countries are supported for sellers. 2. What countries are supported for buyers.
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by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago
I have had success with PayPal in the past to power payments for my service [1]. Their API and documentation (or lack thereof) wasn’t great but it worked in far more countries than the likes of stripe. You could also try gumroad. 1. https:
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by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago
For our backend[1], - We are using the default test framework that comes with Go; go test. - We usually follow Postel's law which translated to Go, would be: `Accept interfaces, return concrete types`[2] This enables us to pass in fake
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by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago
I think it would help to include your bio/qualifications in the blogpost.
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by RabbitmqGuy 7y ago
I have an upcoming product in this space. It basically lets you send errors and their stack traces to datadog. You can then search, aggregate, filter etc your stack traces You can email me if this interests you (email is in my bio)
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by RabbitmqGuy 7y ago
I used to pick side projects based on all the things they say you should; does it have a large addressable market, does it solve customer pain points, are people willing to prepay before you start working on it etc. And I would get to a po
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by RabbitmqGuy 7y ago
The WHO also has a multi country trial that consists of a combo of the four most promising drugs; https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/03/who-launches-global-...
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by RabbitmqGuy 7y ago
How about we add another pricing plan. It's for people who like me are happy with the free plan, but still want to somehow give you money without upgrading to the $10/user plan. Bonus points if you call the plan, the wireguard pl
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by RabbitmqGuy 7y ago
Hi. I would be interested in a demo of the logs AI stuff using real data. Something like, https://www.honeycomb.io/play/ would do. Do you have such?
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by RabbitmqGuy 7y ago
Can i use tailscale to access the internet as if i was in another country?
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by RabbitmqGuy 7y ago
I'm working on a paid library that sends exceptions/errors generated by your application to your datadog account. If this is something you are interested in, hit me up.
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by RabbitmqGuy 9y ago
https://www.amqphosting.com - started just over a year ago. It is a RabbitMQ as a service company. I started it because I wasn't satisfied with the few RabbitMQ SaaS companies that were already there. Currently doing about
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by RabbitmqGuy 9y ago
Hi, cool site. You might want to consider redirecting requests for your IP address to go to your domain name. Something like: server { listen 443 default_server ssl http2 reuseport; listen [::]:443 ssl http2 reuseport;
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Cross cloud database migration(cockroachlabs.com)
1 points by RabbitmqGuy 9y ago|0 comments
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by RabbitmqGuy 9y ago
Hi. It started out as a side project but it has grown to a point where we are now doing it full time.
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by RabbitmqGuy 9y ago
> as it seems like you support amqps at the $55 level but do not on your pricing page. Hi, sorry about that. We'll fix the comparison page. > Why not support TLS/amqps at all pricing levels? When we started out, we were offe
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by RabbitmqGuy 9y ago
Hi, even in pause_minority mode; when the node/s that was in the minority rejoin the cluster, then it will loose any messages that it had and assume the messages of the majority.
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by RabbitmqGuy 9y ago
Hi. What you have described is not negative at all. It is just what it is with RabbitMQ. I can remember the first time(many years ago) when I experienced my first RabbitMQ node split and I was so disappointed with it. But reading on their d
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by RabbitmqGuy 9y ago
Yes. The only reason why we are not offering a clustering plan is because when you experience a network partition in such a case, you will loose data. And we do not want to be in a situation where we are explaining to our customers that the
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Show HN: Amqphosting, Managed RabbitMQ service(amqphosting.com)
11 points by RabbitmqGuy 9y ago|16 comments
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by RabbitmqGuy 9y ago
^or the other IBM company whose name I can't remember I think you are referring to Compose[1]. We differ with/from the alternatives in a number of ways: - We have No rate limits. We do not limit the number of messages you can queu
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Show HN: Amqphosting, No rate limits RabbitMQ as a service(amqphosting.com)
2 points by RabbitmqGuy 9y ago|4 comments
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Closures are the Generics for Go(medium.com)
8 points by RabbitmqGuy 9y ago|3 comments
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Viper: a new programming language from Ethereum(github.com)
192 points by RabbitmqGuy 9y ago|123 comments
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by RabbitmqGuy 9y ago
For my side project, https://www.rabbitmqhosting.com , I usually spend about 1 hour per day(average 5hrs per week). As a developer I usually find the marketing side of things to be a bit tricky to do. So as a workaround I usually

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