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baylisscg
8y ago
To be honest I'd sat Kong is slightly harder to set up as it wants a database (PostgeSQL or Cassandra) but offers more functionality out of the box. HAProxy is more focused on being … well a proxy for example it can handle straight TCP
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baylisscg
8y ago
This one? http://lists.dragonflybsd.org/pipermail/users/2018-September...
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baylisscg
8y ago
IIRC you're allowed to use any crypto you like and fix flaws that are found but you're also required to add flaws if asked to. Well they call it a "technical capability notice" but it includes such things as "Instal
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baylisscg
8y ago
We looked at it. It was our second choice. Ultimately, its entirely self-hosted nature was it's greatest strength and weakness. We like self-hosting but don't have the resources to get it going at the moment. It's interesting
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baylisscg
8y ago
At ${DayJob} Jenkins is our default of yore. Returning to refresh a 1.x install for one group's product we're faced with the poster child for a Jenkins install gone bad. Looking at you Chuck Norris plugin. We can't upgrade an
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baylisscg
8y ago
We had a developer start using this quietly a few years ago. Rapidly discovered when the the build broke and a ticket to install pgmodeler on CI server popped into my queue. From memory it's, at least was, very opinionated or limited d
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baylisscg
8y ago
If you're using Helm charts you can add hooks to a few points in the deployment process to give you database migrations. Currently I'm using an install hook to create the DB and upgrade hooks to migrate on deploy.
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baylisscg
9y ago
Actually, yes. It's difficult to try and take control of a situation when simply doing all the things necessary to keep being alive is a challenge. Couple that with the social stigma of being diagnosed with mental problems and yes it&#
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baylisscg
9y ago
Feature flags _are_ widely used. They generally manifest as commented out code. Like many features that migrate down from these massive codebases it's a common behaviour thats been systematised.
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baylisscg
9y ago
Facebook and a few other people are working on BluRay based cold storage robots[1]. Simply having the media survive isn't enough. Just ask the BBC's Domesday Project[2]. [1] http://www.digitalpreservation.gov/meet
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baylisscg
10y ago
I'd add a few more caveats. - Not all Spring projects seem to receive equal love. They can and do stomp on each other. - Spring's get-going-quickly seems to mostly come from serious design assumptions. Which is fine per se but th
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baylisscg
10y ago
But there is the flight recorder which let's you both see the state of the plane and what the pilots were doing. Thinking about it many roles where people make major decisions independently have a concept of records being kept either a
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11y ago
The issue is that they've eviscerated the groups working understanding and measuring climate change and are shoving them into "make it go away" roles. The CEO of CSIRO basically declared the breadboard prototype production re