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by bg24 4y ago
The author has given 1 specific example: "Another time our Data Science team told us that they needed an orchestration tool for their data pipelines. I steered the selection process towards Argo Workflows (which runs inside Kuberne
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by bg24 4y ago
An analogy would be - what is next after Linux? Well, developers do not run infrastructure. They want to deploy and scale their apps fast and focus on their business. If something comes up as a compatible (eg. helm charts) option to kuberne
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by bg24 4y ago
Your scale (50,000 VMs) is way too high for small and medium sized business :-) Is my observation correct that unicorns start to see that scale?
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by bg24 4y ago
It is a people problem. In a typical enterprise with multiple teams involved in every small thing, it is expected to see teams having their agenda and justifying their place/time. Kubernetes is an elegant platform to do just that, beca
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by bg24 4y ago
> IMO Cloud-Native is when a cloud manages everything for you. To me, cloud-native is a broad term applied to infrastructure and applications designed with the cloud principles (automation, declarative, scale, integration, developer frie
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by bg24 4y ago
Yes, sir. 6+ months of diligent preparation. Else you are competing w/ candidates who are doing those preps.
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by bg24 4y ago
I wonder how we classify lot of things as "it's in the mind". My life (eg. family) is already destroyed because of environment. Stress adds up to the damage. Do not rule out: lyme and other diseases - it is hard to detect tho
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by bg24 5y ago
First principle that every interview guide teaches you is to take time to understand the questions. A candidate who has spent months preparing for a FAANG interview will highly unlikely rush into answering a question, even if they have seen
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by bg24 5y ago
You solve a problem in this space in an elegant manner. I have seen your product in action. Interestingly, your space is part of a broader observability spectrum, so expect your tech and workflows to be copied by competition. The challenge
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by bg24 5y ago
I think K8s will become simpler and easier to use. There will be platforms (eg. Knative) on K8s, that will become the norm for starters.
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by bg24 5y ago
Author’s scale is too small. I would argue he learned a few thing, did not waste a lot of time, and it was just another not-so-complicated approach. In a setting with many people and departments, and each having their own agendas, things ge
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by bg24 5y ago
Lot of things have changed for good. Vanilla kubernetes is hard. If there's a magical package to treat kubernetes as PAAS, it is simple, scalable, and highly cost-effective. And it is happening in the industry in general.
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by bg24 5y ago
Thank you for putting this together. Some parts need update, but the template is pretty comprehensive.
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by bg24 5y ago
web3 is a marketing term. There are some problems to be solved. 1) Giving more $$ and ownership to media creator than curator (platform). 2) Faster and efficient financial transactions. 3) Improving online identity. These can be, and will b
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by bg24 5y ago
If you add up the cpu/memory requirements for redis, rabbitmq, mysql etc., that itself adds up to a beefy machine. Then the network traffic from the users. Better to package/run these as docker components on 2 beefy VM's w&#x
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by bg24 5y ago
It would be excellent to get there (self-organizing teams) eventually. In fact, it should be the norm in startups. For everybody else, the teams need to have very mature decision making skills to get there. It does not happen in reality. I
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by bg24 5y ago
Card limits come much later. Usage comes first, then the bill (end of the month).
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by bg24 5y ago
A few things coming together: 1/ New wave of applications - imagine 3d, AR, VR - new interfaces and possibilities. 2/ When you have these new wave of applications, these applications are going to do something (transactions). What
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by bg24 5y ago
When iPhone came out, I did not believe it would succeed even a year later. When YouTube was released, I could never grasp how people would watch video on Internet. Now-a-days I question my immediate reaction to anything.
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by bg24 5y ago
"I use the !g shortcut from Duckduckgo" This works so neatly!! Going to try duckduckgo for the next month.
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by bg24 5y ago
Sorry to hear that. Unfortunately, the system knows just one way for the people who deviate from the normal - INCAPACITATE THEM. I have an autistic child and I get so much pain thinking along the lines of what your grandmother went through.
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by bg24 5y ago
IMHO, VMware did the best it could under Gelsinger's leadership. They evolved their cash cow (vcenter) better than other on-prem vendors. - NSX (via Nicira) - VMware in the cloud through all hyperscalers - Tanzu (via Heptio) Also made
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by bg24 5y ago
Kubernetes has become so simple to run that you can pick any provider. The challenging part is everything else you need to do - logging, monitoring, backup, secrets encryption, etc. Pick any provider that works for you. Day 2 ops is more cr
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by bg24 5y ago
Should come with a disclaimer - It is addictive. Once you click the link, be prepared to spend 10minutes...
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by bg24 5y ago
Nice blog post. He meant it in a positive way, right?
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by bg24 5y ago
Not so much as hire-to-fire from my limited experience. When they hire you, they want you to succeed. However, the pressure to deliver is there and it is real, good is many ways. And firing typically is totally unrelated to hiring. Firing d
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by bg24 5y ago
US can do so. Other countries, eg. China, Korea etc. will not. Their big players will trample on small companies of US. Anti-trust is good, and keeps them in check.
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by bg24 5y ago
Nice tutorial. I like the examples of using debug pod with a command to troubleshoot a crashing pod, and the one for logging into the node as well.
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by bg24 5y ago
Excellent post. Thank you for sharing.
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by bg24 5y ago
I think it has a broader vision. Basically it is laying the groundwork for lots off enterprises in specific verticals in future when they can switch to Mighty app in the cloud. The underlying assumption is that chrome as a platform should c

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