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by aprdm 6y ago
That’s the name of the task you’re running.
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by aprdm 6y ago
Was it over a single inventory file ? You can break it by app, like, having many git repos one per app and then use ansible galaxy to reuse code Or you can try having a dynamic inventory that pulls metadata from say consul. We’re in the bal
843.
by aprdm 6y ago
Ansible should be distributing the software artifact not building it. Package it as a deb as part of the CI in say jenkins and then apt install it with ansible.
844.
by aprdm 6y ago
Is it possible to consider that either Telegram has a vested interest on it or someone can easily obtain a telephone number in Belarus and hack the results?
845.
by aprdm 6y ago
I bought a desktop for gaming and have my macbook laptop as well. What I am doing is only work from the desktop (since I ended up not gaming haha), when work is done I turn it off. I don't have any work things in macbook. Not even work
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by aprdm 6y ago
The github issue I posted has comments from employee reviews on glassdoor. That said I wish you the best! It is really cool that you think of your business the way you do. I just find it very important to show to the HN community how other
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by aprdm 6y ago
It is worth noting that a lot of people feel that you hire people very cheap and work them to their bones with a promise of a high salary. Working on weekends and 12h a day seem to be incentivized. Some discussion here: https://g
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Ask HN: What motivates you in your job?
4 points by aprdm 6y ago|0 comments
849.
by aprdm 6y ago
Or just change a symlink to the new folder
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by aprdm 6y ago
Yup !
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by aprdm 6y ago
Radical Candor is great!
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by aprdm 6y ago
hehehhe I have actually put some data that do not change more often than once a week hardcoded in the code base and commited in source control... whenever a change needs to happen in the data the CI/CD runs and deploys a new version of
853.
by aprdm 6y ago
I honestly have no patience for this dance. I just throw a number I would be very comfortable with and if it is too high then that's OK. If I left something on the table then that's also OK because I am comfortable with.
854.
by aprdm 6y ago
Why can’t you simply leave the meeting? Put a chat message gotta go bye (or equivalent) and turn off.
855.
by aprdm 6y ago
I would 100% go with Python, it has a much bigger tooling and community which makes easier to ask question and to collaborate with people. Once you're comfortable with it, then it might be worth exploring other languages that are less
856.
by aprdm 6y ago
The awesome list for Prometheus alerts was super handy and it also served as a reference for our own ones.
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by aprdm 6y ago
Perforce
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Google accidentally enables home smart speakers to listen in to everyday sounds(independent.co.uk)
59 points by aprdm 6y ago|21 comments
859.
by aprdm 6y ago
On top of this I also like to think that if I ended up doing anything it was better than doing nothing. Just trying to make yourself a little better every day can go long ways
860.
by aprdm 6y ago
I have been using this: https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/ I particularly like the consul changelog https://github.com/hashicorp/consul/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md which follows
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by aprdm 6y ago
I believe Buddhism talks a lot about death and that we're all dying every moment to put things in perspective.
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by aprdm 6y ago
What problems are you trying to solve...? Make a list of them, evaluate complexity of each solution and trade offs. K8s is a tool, we have a lot of tools in software to solve problems.
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by aprdm 6y ago
A lot of our tech stack isn't in containers. We also have datacenters/onprems and do not want to manage k8s!
864.
by aprdm 6y ago
We don't care so much about resiliency, we do backup the prometheus folder using the snapshot api. There are a couple of articles about sharding and federation with prometheus, dunno if they existed when you tried it. For us our proble
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by aprdm 6y ago
I also feel it is frustrating. I have some good experience, lead a team of seniors and implement very complex software solutions in a big company. Still, when I send a CV, I receive a leetcode challenge that I have no desire to study for an
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by aprdm 6y ago
1. Become enough of an expert/authority in your field that you're hired on the work you've done in the past. If you're a superstar that invented a game changing JavaScript framework or open source project used by million
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by aprdm 6y ago
Or at that point you can have a datacenter/colo and not spend anywhere near what you're thinking :)
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by aprdm 6y ago
I think another thing to keep in mind is that not necessarily hardware infrastructure size equals to profitability. Some industries need a lot of hardware because they crunch a lot of data but they aren't software companies. Think Comp
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by aprdm 6y ago
As mentioned by others I have found a Prometheus + Grafana setup to be pretty straight forward to install and maintain. It also aligns with the cloud native foundation which means that this stack easily integrates with a bunch of OSS stack
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by aprdm 6y ago
Sorry I just picked one datacenter, so, 1/5h of the hosts or 15k metrics per host with some rudimentary math! Our data lives on each datacenter only and then we query cross datacenter via grafana when we need.

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