acejam

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   by acejam 8y ago

   Do you have a source for this?
2. 62.▲
   by acejam 8y ago

   I had been a Linode customer since 2008 and recently migrated to DigitalOcean about 6 months ago. So far my DO experience has been flawless. I needed basic, reliable block storage and at the time, Linode had promised "it's coming&
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   by acejam 8y ago

   Fair point. But what about companies that create tax preparation software, such as TurboTax? That could be considered "seasonal" too, yet they've made great improvements over the years. A different scale of course, but same g
4. 64.▲
   by acejam 9y ago

   This says it all.
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   by acejam 9y ago

   I'm also the same way. I try to keep everything, because I can, and I'm also now storing baby videos. I have a 2TB iCloud plan for my iPhone X. The phone is set to "Optimize Storage", so it will de-scale old "local&
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   by acejam 9y ago

   You make it sound like switching Node versions on Linux is a hassle. Allow me to introduce you to nvm: https://github.com/creationix/nvm
7. 67.▲
   by acejam 9y ago

   https://www.spectacleapp.com/
8. 68.▲
   by acejam 9y ago

   Many of the official Docker images have Alpine variants. Check the tags of the image you're using.
9. 69.▲
   by acejam 9y ago

   Basically this.
10. 70.▲
    by acejam 9y ago

    You don't need devs, you need some Ops/DevOps guys who know what they are doing.
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    by acejam 9y ago

    We run an internal private instance of WebPageTest
12. 72.▲
    by acejam 9y ago

    I've done this for several apps. We have a large Jenkins 2 cluster and use declarative Jenkinsfile's. For Jenkins, you can accomplish this by simply setting up a Jenkinsfile that has an agent defined in each stage. Build your VueJ
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    by acejam 9y ago

    The last time I tried using pipelines, it wouldn't let me use any arbitrary Docker image, I had to use one of the Atlassian "blessed" images. :/
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    by acejam 9y ago

    GitLab is great and has come a very long way over the last several years. However, I still gladly pay GitHub $7 a month for my private repos because I feel that GitHub truly does offer a better code review and repository experience. GitLab
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    by acejam 9y ago

    Agreed. Declarative pipelines coupled with pipeline shared libraries and BlueOcean have completely changed the Jenkins game. Pair that with the EC2 plugin and you have an auto-scaling build cluster!
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    by acejam 9y ago

    > periodically dies for no _good_ reason You must be doing something wrong then. I run a Jenkins cluster with hundreds of automated pipeline build/deploy jobs and the master node never dies. (It's also the only node up and runn
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    by acejam 9y ago

    I run and maintain a massive GitHub Enterprise installation. Features that make their appearance on .com end up in Enterprise about 3-4 months later. In an enterprise environment, I'm totally fine with GitHub testing those new features
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    by acejam 9y ago

    Yes, Slack uses S3 for attachments and shared items.
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    by acejam 9y ago

    Sorry, didn't mean it's pointless, I meant to say they have proved that this concept/idea can work. Siacoin has been up and running for a while now and works very well given how young the concept is. They have a great dev tea
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    by acejam 9y ago

    If you're interested in Filecoin, I suggest looking into Siacoin. It's been online for several months and actually works. Filecoin is literally vaporware at this point with just a whitepaper.
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    by acejam 9y ago

    Siacoin has had a working decentralized storage network for months. Filecoin is literally vaporware at this point.
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    by acejam 9y ago

    Yes it is. For the client, multiplexing multiple requests across a single connection and only needing to negotiate TLS once can have huge benefits, depending on the page/site. You are after all building your app/site for your end
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    by acejam 9y ago

    This is the easiest part, you just call: docker service update --image $image_name:$new_sha $service_name and Swarm handles the rest. You can even pass in rolling update options, so the container updates are staggered. Put this into
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    by acejam 9y ago

    Agreed, same exact situation here. Not having block storage in 2017 is nuts. I'm also about to finally move my last server over to DO.
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    by acejam 9y ago

    Docker compose with locally mounted volumes.
26. 86.▲
    by acejam 10y ago

    I suggest looking into Amazon ECS. They have auto scaling features that can trigger based on container-level alerts and thresholds.
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    by acejam 10y ago

    When that single web server goes down, it's not so "fast" anymore.
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    by acejam 10y ago

    If your password manager doesn't encrypt it's own files on disk, then you're using the wrong password manager.
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    by acejam 10y ago

    +1 Upvote for credstash
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    by acejam 10y ago

    > There is a reason why Netflix only gets a small portion of quality movies -- because companies can make more signing deals with companies other than Netflix. Yet they can afford to pay Dave Chappelle $60 million for 3 episodes. I love