bauerd

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   by bauerd 8y ago

   I was commenting on a specific usage context: >when I started my new job on a 22 node GKE cluster >problems at medium scale vs >Make a guess at how many people large companies have to employ to actually keep their smart cluster sch
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   by bauerd 8y ago

   Yeah +1. I was super skeptical 1,5 months ago when I started my new job on a 22 node GKE cluster. "Surely K8s is overkill", "could've just used Nomad + Consul + Vault + X", "why not just use Fargate", &qu
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   by bauerd 8y ago

   What does COLA mean? I've no clue and googling the term just brings up soft drinks and cocaine. I guess a fancy term for bonus/raise?
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   by bauerd 8y ago

   Exactly this, feature comparisons completely miss the point imo. GitHub is the centralized place where 95% of open source happens. A CI/CD pipeline bolted on top or k8s integration do not replace the community that GitHub is home to.
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   by bauerd 8y ago

   As someone who recently upgrade a GKE cluster with two mouse clicks, this whole post gave me a laugh. Basically an ad veiled as a blog post
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   by bauerd 8y ago

   >My name is Nat and I’ve been a developer since I was six Oh come on give me a break
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   by bauerd 8y ago

   I think your company has a great product, but your shitty hashtag spamming surely won't make me adopt it.
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   by bauerd 8y ago

   I think you ascribe different meaning to "neutral" than most others here
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   by bauerd 8y ago

   Im eager to read about good design for extraterrestrials
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    by bauerd 8y ago

    Please elaborate how his divorce is either illegal or directly relevant to his writing
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    by bauerd 8y ago

    If his writing is that bad, maybe criticise that instead of his private life?
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    by bauerd 8y ago

    Letter spacing makes this painful to read …
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    by bauerd 8y ago

    I'd add that if you have more than a handful of servers, and find yourself shelling into these and editing files by hand regularly, you're doing ops wrong
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    "Unusable for the privacy-aware" does the job
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    My favorite stack as well, minus Convox (haven't heard of it before though). A no-brainer for me personally, unless there are realtime requirements.
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    >Travelling to the most obscure places across Asia I have NEVER seen anything but hordes people looking at my hotel in Kampong Cham Haha, this is so relatable. Not a long time ago I arrived at my "high in demand, better book RIGHT N
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    You may have misread the post. OP didn't ask for value judgments, but for advice on getting a job.
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    Huh? I currently work with some of the technologies you mention, but fail to see the connection to systems theory. Can you elaborate why e.g. jq or Erlang are relevant here?
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    The whole paragraph makes me wonder what went through the author's head … >And fuck Sony Pictures. They make the worst fucking movies. What does that have to do with free software? Not much. Maybe use free software to make great mov
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    I share your viewpoint and am currently thinking through a similiar small-scale deployment. How do you handle logging? For single boxes I'd just use logwatch and friends, but for aggregating log output (both system/application log
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    Is it a typography problem? Yes
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    Is it really $310 per head?
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    First time I hear of gitkraken but why would a Git repository viewer have me create an account!?
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    It's not an argument against closing loopholes.
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    >More would be accomplished by protesting the government that allows certain loopholes. I'm not so sure about this as I'd question that it's possible for a single government to close loopholes on its own. Arguably yes, gov
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    Maybe people are mad at their government but more mad at Apple?
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    Worth checking out for backups is git-annex with remote bup repositories: * https://github.com/bup/bup * http://git-annex.branchable.com/special_remotes/bup/
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    >What has gone wrong with GCP? It was trying to be AWS. Too complex and feature-rich instead of simple and feature-complete. Yeah no. GCP is a direct competitor to AWS, so of course Google needs (at least partly) to match Amazon's p
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    Not sure if this counts as a production feature but I use Lambda as a Sendgrid webhook handler to calculate/update some custom fields in a CRM in response to email events. Basically Zapier on steroids
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    >some arguments may seem valid Which ones?