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Ask HN: Migration from AWS/GCP to Alicloud
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albertlie
9y ago
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Ask HN: Nomad (Hashicorp) vs. Kubernetes?
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albertlie
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albertlie
9y ago
Hi Dozzie, That's great question > What kind and required by whom? Most of such things are "if you have all, good, if half an hour is missing, we'll do without those", not something akin to transaction data in relatio
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albertlie
9y ago
Also, In terms of reliability, which one is better between logstash and fluentd? I saw logstash and fluentd is really similar, The difference that I found is just fluentd has buffering into disk mechanism, but logstash not (logstash only ha
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albertlie
9y ago
Hi Dozzie, Thanks for the answer. Just for clarification, 1. For my case (yea, they are kind of required audit data), I need the log to be able to not loss when sending to logstash or kafka, probably this should be handled in client side by
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albertlie
9y ago
Got it. Thanks!
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albertlie
9y ago
Got it. Thanks!
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Ask HN: Logstash vs. Kafka?
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albertlie
9y ago
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albertlie
9y ago
Gotcha, Thanks for the answer! Any benefit or drawback that you can share when you used both of them? I'm not sure about Terraform since it's still new from me especially the state file part in Terraform
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albertlie
9y ago
Hi Bproven, Thanks for the answer! Did you use terraform or ansible fully then in your current work? Any challenges you can share when dealing with terraform or is there any reason you fully use Terraform?
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albertlie
9y ago
Hey avip, Thanks for your answer! Could you elaborate what you mean by Terraform friendly?
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Ask HN: Ansible vs. Terraform
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albertlie
9y ago
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Ask HN: Infrastructure as Pseudocode?
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albertlie
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Infrastructure as Pseudocode (IAPC)
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albertlie
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albertlie
9y ago
Hi mneil, Thanks for the suggestion, a.Cassandra I don't think Cassandra is good option in this as well since it's by natural is AP database (designed for high availability) b. HDFS I wonder for keeping the strong consistency I sh
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Strong consistency in S3 (data lake)
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albertlie
9y ago
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