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by _msw_ 7y ago
wave :-) We know this is how you show you care. I don't think there was any reason to downvote or flag. But not everyone on the Orange Site knows one another, so I can see how it could be misinterpreted.
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Disclosure: I work for AWS, and I approve of the name "Bottlerocket". :-) It's getting largely a positive response out there: https://twitter.com/alexwilliams/status/1237773085039722496
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Your impact on the community is still very present, through the tenets and many other contributions.
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Some background on QEMU forks, and fork healing, is in this blog post: https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/all-you-need-know-about-kvm-u...
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Disclosure: I work for AWS, but not directly on Open Distro I'm sorry about the lack of engagement on that PR, Dmitry. Let me see if I can get some attention on it.
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by _msw_ 7y ago
A t3.micro has two vCPUs, where each vCPU is backed by a hyperthread of a physical core. Because the scheduler used by the Nitro Hypervisor core based scheduling (see [1]), the two vCPUs will always map to the two threads of a physical core
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Disclosure: I work for AWS on EC2 EC2 instances that have no local storage state can move between hosts in response to events like reboots.
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Disclosure: I work for AWS T3 instances provide hyperthreadded vCPUs to EC2 instances, and the Nitro Hypervisor uses a core based scheduler (coscheduler) to ensure that cores are never shared between two EC2 instances. Upstream Linux kernel
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Disclosure: I work for AWS. We have many tools in our toolbox at our disposal: non-disruptive in-service updates moves live migration from a "must have to operate compute cloud service at all" to "helpful in some scenarios wh
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Disclosure: I work at AWS Stay tuned!
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Disclosure: I work for AWS Off-the-shelf Cassandra has a fair amount of flexibility in its architecture. Open Source Cassandra is the thing that is in the front end. And the team is excited about the idea of collaborating with the developm
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Disclosure: I work for AWS The new Amazon Managed Apache Cassandra Service does use the open source Apache Cassandra code. The team is excited about working with the development community on Cassandra. See more at https://aws.ama
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Disclosure: I work for AWS, but this is my personal opinion. We have lots of developers that write code that's similar to how ScyllaDB is built. Lots of DPDK. There are many other practical reasons why a fork should never be the first
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Disclosure: I work for AWS on EC2 infrastructure (among other things) No, the Graviton and Graviton2 processors do not have SMT. Each vCPU (or logical processor, for a bare metal instance) is a core.
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Were they in angel / seed rounds? Which AWS features?
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Disclosure: I work for AWS, but this is my personal opinion. I don't know of any company "killed" by AWS, and I don't think that Datastax will be either.
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Disclosure: I work at AWS on EC2 infrastructure We'll be launching configurations of these Graviton2 powered instances with local NVMe storage. The largest sizes will have a good bit of local storage, though not as much as I3. There ar
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by _msw_ 7y ago
For what it's worth, here is an Amazon contribution to Sentry.... https://github.com/getsentry/sentry/pull/4231 Many developers at Amazon love(d) using Sentry, and one wanted to contribute (in a small wa
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Disclosure: I work for AWS and provided some opinions and non-prescriptive advice to the team behind PartiQL about Open Source. The same question was raised on Twitter, and I put my thoughts there: https://twitter.com/_msw_&
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by _msw_ 7y ago
No. In that case, AWS built and released new Apache licensed, 100% open source extensions for Elasticache to make essential functionality like TLS encryption and authentication available to anyone. It did not fork Elasticsearch, it released
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka runs on EC2. Disclosure: I build EC2.
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Disclosure: I work at AWS Some organizations set high SLAs and play the odds that they will meet them, figuring that it's worth it in marketing dollars if they have to pay out. For an AWS SLA like Route53's 100% Availability [1],
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by _msw_ 7y ago
See also this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19843464
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Disclosure: I work at AWS, but I do not directly work on DocumentDB, and I have no personal experience with MongoDB's server code. But I am familiar with the facts regarding how AWS provides services that include open source code. AWS
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Disclosure: I work at AWS and played a part in building the Nitro system The Nitro system does use SR-IOV, and it can take advantage of hardware virtualization features like VT-d posted interrupts to lower interrupt virtualization overhead.
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Find Nest products here: https://www.amazon.com/stores/node/3036671011
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by _msw_ 7y ago
> Didn't James Gosling work for Amazon at some point? He currently does.
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by _msw_ 7y ago
Disclosure: I work for Amazon, but this is my personal opinion. I am also an individual member of the OSI, though I am not currently active in that community. I missed that you posted this, Kyle. I think that OSI is worse without your parti
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by _msw_ 8y ago
And, yet, there are some places where PHP is used (under explicit conditions and exceptions).
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by _msw_ 8y ago
Disclosure: I work at Amazon, and from time to time I help out with open source policy. There have been a number of changes to Amazon's policies over the years, and personal participation ("outside activity") is really straig

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