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Load balancing with Vulcan and Etcd(vulcan.ghost.io)
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by alexk 12y ago
Mailgun (ex-YC W10), http://www.mailgun.com Austin, Blacksburg, San Antonio or San Francisco! _________ |\ /| | \ / | | `...' | |__/___\__| +++ Who we are +++ * Mailgun is The
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Charming Python: SimPy simplifies complex models(ibm.com)
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by alexk 13y ago
By making email processing easier, we hope that we can help others to innovate in the email space, not waste time on the basic processing problems we've solved a while ago
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by alexk 13y ago
BTW, it took us a while to make sure we deploy right from pip on production, that means that community will get all the latest hotfixes and the github repo won't be stale as it's not just the mirror or one time copy.
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by alexk 13y ago
Hi All! Mailgunners will be hanging around in comments, ready to answer any questions, should you have any.
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by alexk 13y ago
I've found net/http package source code to be useful on this matter, as the package contains production-ready servers and clients implemented in Go itself.
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by alexk 13y ago
That makes total sense. Thanks for the info!
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by alexk 13y ago
This project looks really, really promising, thanks for working on it! How robust/scalable in your opinion the backend is at this stage? I'm just trying to set my expectations properly when checking it out. Thanks, Sasha
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by alexk 13y ago
That'd be awesome if you open sourced this!
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by alexk 13y ago
Would love to know more about the datastore that you've built. Any chance you would elaborate on this?
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by alexk 13y ago
Thanks Solomon! It's a great tool to use, and I'm glad to see that Docker gets wider and wider adoption at Rackspace. As a data point - almost all projects in SFO office have adopted it one way or another.
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by alexk 13y ago
2 devs and 2.5 months, including multi-tenant client service with authorization
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by alexk 13y ago
What version of twisted and os you were using? I'm asking because all latest Twisted releases are using epoll by default.
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by alexk 13y ago
Yeah, that was my error actually, our MIME parser worked just fine and escaped the stuff I put into TO field. Looks like I need some sleep now, not gonna write the postmortem about this one though :-)
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by alexk 13y ago
Daniel, Again, we are sorry this happened. Per our analysis duplicates occurred because monits were killing delivery processes in emergency, so only small part of the overall traffic was affected. That does not make it any better for custom
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by alexk 13y ago
We've introduced the temporary storage because it's exactly what our customers asked for: in most cases they don't want us to store the messages, but instead need a temporary storage so they can pull fully parsed messages whe
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by alexk 13y ago
Interesting fact: This feature has been implemented from scratch by our intern, Satshabad.
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by alexk 13y ago
In your .emacs (defun create-docker-terminal (buffer-name) (interactive "sshell name: ") (ansi-term "~/docker/launch.sh") (rename-buffer buffer-name t)) (global-set-key (kbd "C-c d") 'creat
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by alexk 13y ago
Awesome job, congrats! Do you plan to implement automatic re-election in case of master failure?
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by alexk 13y ago
Well, you are not forced to reject the email, you can just stick to the unobtrusive spellchecker, that just suggests in case if something suspicious. So the end decision is up to your app.
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by alexk 13y ago
As a dev@mailgun I can confirm that we don't have any passion for accessing email addresses of people.
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by alexk 13y ago
Yep, we miss this command too
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by alexk 13y ago
Thanks!
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by alexk 13y ago
It's all python, you can follow us on twitter here: @mail_gun
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by alexk 13y ago
For the folks with privacy concerns: we are actually planning on open sourcing the entire service as well as our MIME handling library. So if you have privacy concerns, you'll be able to run it locally.
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by alexk 13y ago
Hi lucb1e, thanks for finding this issues. It actually gets validated correctly by our parser (which will soon be open source) but hits a bug in our API. We are working on a fix right now.
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by alexk 13y ago
First bug report! Sure it should work, we'll fix that. Thanks for reporting!
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by alexk 13y ago
Mailguner here: We don't store or use the email addresses that were submitted to the service.
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by alexk 13y ago
Yes, it's pretty reliable. We (mailgun.com) use it in production, our deployment handles thousands of requests/sec, we have not seen any flask-related issues so far in 2+ years. You can use pool of flask + twisted powered services

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