auspex

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by auspex 7y ago
I have seen the container implementations for hundreds of companies and I'm just pointing general out trends. Swarm is used quite a bit on day one but generally phased out long before production. Mesos still has traction on very large
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by auspex 7y ago
Docker Swarm is pretty much dead. Everyone is moving to managed container services like GKE, EKS and ECS. Very few companies our building their own clusters (sure they are out there, mostly banks, financials and gov)
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by auspex 7y ago
That may be part of what you are missing with meditation. You want to have no thoughts and be in tune with your surroundings. The technique taught to me was this. 1) Start with eyes closed and listen your surroundings. If there's a bir
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by auspex 8y ago
This was the same argument made about RAID backups. You won't lose a backup as long as you replace the right hard drive. It can still corrupt if the local storage is/goes bad.
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by auspex 8y ago
Also, you can't work for just equity in California any more... you have to paid at least minimum wage now, unless you are a founder.
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by auspex 8y ago
Won't you still have to pay minimum wage to all Co-ceos in California? This sounds like a major liability
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by auspex 8y ago
Go -- Backend Vue.js -- Front end Vuetify Docker Kubernetes GCP
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by auspex 8y ago
Big private company wants to trade shares publically but doesn't want to go through the whole process of an IPO... so the big private company buys a smaller publically traded company. Now big company has "merged" is a publica
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by auspex 8y ago
For the first couple of customers just use Square / Stripe and do manual billing and invoicing.
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by auspex 8y ago
This always helped me: Baby steps over time walk a mile. Just work on a something every day. It can be small or big it doesn't matter just make progress. Over time you will see how much you have accomplished. Instead of thinking that y
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by auspex 8y ago
I think it also tests pattern recognition and attention to detail. I definitely think most jobs don't require deep algorithmic knowledge but given the choice...
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by auspex 8y ago
It's almost like we need a piece of paper from something like an accredited institution of some sort. ----- I'm just kidding but it is really expensive to hire and fire a poor performer. These are high paying jobs where bugs can m
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by auspex 8y ago
Except WotC destroyed the printing plates for the rarest cards. So they would only ever be able to reissue but never reprint.
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by auspex 8y ago
It works if you are selling something of actual value and mail the right person.
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by auspex 8y ago
Search job boards for job openings that list the technology as a requirement.
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by auspex 8y ago
Needs information about your company on the homepage. I realize you are small but i am unable to do even basic due diligence on your company/software on the site. Immediate nope.
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by auspex 8y ago
You should first learn about design patterns and then read Patterns of Enterprise Architecture by Martin Fowler. The book basically outlines how to think like this.
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by auspex 9y ago
This is a common argument with a major flaw. The reason NN was put in place is because Verizon tried to do what the companies want to do today. It's like saying the stock market was fine before the SEC banned insider trading. Yes, it w
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by auspex 9y ago
Any of the suggestions above would most likely work. Running an API sidecar or separate service would just be the cost of exposing the REST API. I could definitely envision people deciding against using your key store when comparing to some
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by auspex 9y ago
Hi, this really needs a REST API. Most secrets are injected in real time at the startup of of a container. For tools like this or plugins in k8 / docker to access your store you should support this. It's really bad practice to cre
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by auspex 9y ago
Design patterns
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by auspex 9y ago
80% of startups fail and 20% succeed in some fashion. Which means if you normally make $50,000 and take a $5,000 paycut to work there you will lose $20,000 over the 4 year vesting period in salary. 80% of the time when the startup goes bust
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by auspex 9y ago
Using JSON for a realtime game is extremely bad. Each request must not only be parsed (json-> object -> json) but each serialization requires a byte by byte encoding pass. Meaning that you're going to use a lot of CPU. Binary is
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by auspex 9y ago
You can run a private registry and build your own images.
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by auspex 9y ago
Im not sure unikernels are a better solution. The texhnology has a lot of promise but the tools are not there yet. For instance running MySQL as a unikernel is possible but it's much more difficult than a container. So "better&quo
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by auspex 9y ago
See my comment above
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by auspex 9y ago
The big thing with Docker containers is that you don't patch or update them. You include patches in the build process that produces a patched image. You then tear down your containers and deploy the new image. One of the main benefits
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by auspex 9y ago
Openshift runs on top of Docker. It is essentially "Enterprise Kubernetes"... a few more features and support baked in.
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by auspex 10y ago
Check out software like Twistlock, Sonatype and I think Tennable has a scanner as well that integrates into the pipeline. If your are not using Sonatype to build you can find good support for this in Jenkins or Team City via a plugin (Full
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by auspex 10y ago
This is why most companies have a build step in their CI/CD pipeline that scans for CVE/malware in their app's dependencies (jar, npm packages, Ruby gems etc)

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