alexginzburg

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by alexginzburg 8y ago
Alex from Seva here: We are actively building integrations with the most popular services. Here is the list of the active integrations: Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, Slack, Confluence, Jira, Clubhouse. As for the prici
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Seva launches unified search for gSuite, Box, Atlassian and many others(hiseva.com)
10 points by alexginzburg 8y ago|2 comments
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by alexginzburg 10y ago
First, the article starts talking about the accept() and thundering herd but the example shows use of the select(). Second, accept() goes over a queue of the established connections created by a listen() call select() and accept() are meant
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by alexginzburg 10y ago
It seems that the author is slightly confused. Description of the thundering herd is mostly correct. Initially it referred to multiple processes calling the accept() on a single listen socket, it used to cause all processes to wake up. This
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by alexginzburg 10y ago
Could you elaborate what redis configuration could've caused this?
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by alexginzburg 10y ago
we are in the same situation. Early morning today found one host with a high cpu usage. Turned out it was running `./yam` process as a `redis` user. I shut the host down for now. Before shutting it down I did a strace and saw json stre
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by alexginzburg 10y ago
Overbooking in the hotel industry is a normal practice. Cancellation rate is pretty high. Hotel Tonight deals with the last minute inventory, overbooking here would result in unsatisfied customers. I worked for an online hotel booking site
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by alexginzburg 10y ago
using a system package manager does not mean that one needs to use a distribution's (debian, ubuntu, redhat, gentoo, arch, etc) mirror to pull the package, it does mean that you use an OS provided tool to manage all software on your ma