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ajvb
11y ago
dmix, a 2-3 person team is actually exactly what this project was built for. The use case came from a start-up of the past that I was an engineer at that really really needed something like this.
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ajvb
11y ago
I had not seen Nextdoor's scheduler, which looks awesome except for the required external requirement of SQS. Kala was built to not require anything except for the Kala binary. Yelp's Tron is awesome, but I wanted an JSON over HTT
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ajvb
11y ago
With pleasure.
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ajvb
11y ago
The initial use case was for a single node setup, Chronos for an early stage startup. I/we will be adding support for it to be distributed here soon, but not until the single-node, single binary with no external requirements setup is p
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11y ago
It was taken from the Sanskrit meaning for "time". :)
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ajvb
11y ago
Thank you! Wanted it to actually be "easy" to interact with.
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Show HN: Kala – Modern Job Scheduler Written in Go
(github.com)
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11y ago
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ajvb
12y ago
This is a very cool idea. Execution is good as well.
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ajvb
12y ago
Great idea, and impressively simple interface. Love it.
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ajvb
13y ago
https://github.com/cznweb/deluge - Server for DynDNS/request tunnelling to arkOS nodes https://arkos.io/deluge ^ is in the works
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ajvb
14y ago
Cool story bro. Did you look at the actual main aspect of this simple tool, or just the one folder with the server-script? As previously mentioned. The main aspect of this is the automatic _Django Project Builder_, not "a collection of frag
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14y ago
Even though it doesn't seem to be the case when viewing the README, this is more for automatically creating a Django app rather than the deployment process. There are things like Chef, or even Fabric, which are far more swag for auto-deploy
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ajvb
14y ago
We have included settings_local.py for development purposes, which gets imported by settings.py if it can be found. The main purpose for this is for the settings_local.py to be using sqlite3 rather than postgres, which is the default in set