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by buremba 10y ago
We use a columnar database and we insert data to it periodically (30s to 90s) using Kinesis as middleware. Files are immutable and each insert creates [count of columns] * [count of tables] files. The database also periodically merges the b
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by buremba 10y ago
Nice! Instead of generating Markdown files, you could also generate full HTML documentation similar to Slate. The generated Markdown files can be used in Slate since the format seems to be similar. Actually I opened an issue in swagger-code
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by buremba 10y ago
We have been using Swagger and developed a REST API library [1] in Java that automatically generates Swagger specification for your API using static analysis. We can also automatically generate client libraries ( https://github.co
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by buremba 10y ago
Ad-blockers are taking over the internet. It seems that most people here believe that Ad-blockers must be enabled by default in browsers which is quite strange.
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by buremba 10y ago
It's relatively new in the industry to make money from open-source projects. There are enterprise companies such as Redhat but startups usually scared open-source because of your concerns. I admit that Sentry's approach is actuall
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by buremba 10y ago
You first try self-hosting but when things get serious, you usually switch to SaaS version of Sentry because maintaining an extra server and an application which you don't familiar with is not that easy. Open-source is actually a marke
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by buremba 10y ago
This is huge. It seems to me that it's similar to BigQuery but has many other features that I didn't see in other databases. AggregatingMergeTree is especially one of them and allows incremental aggregation which is a huge gain fo
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by buremba 10y ago
+1 for support of local execution of lambdas.
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Debug Issues Faster with Breadcrumbs(blog.getsentry.com)
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by buremba 10y ago
I looks nice and clean. I have used only 3 hours but I have a feedback for the application and website database. It can recognise popular Macbook applications and websites but the current database doesn't seem large enough. Can we tag
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by buremba 10y ago
Great news! Here is the paper if you're interested in Heron. http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2742788&CFID=620516550&CFT...
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by buremba 10y ago
It looks like TrailDB solves a particular problem (which is actually quite common btw) the right way. However the language barrier makes it hard to use it as DB. I believe that Python binding is nice for development environment but in produ
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by buremba 10y ago
Maybe because it's way more expensive than Pebble?
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Changing PostgreSQL Version Numbering(databasesoup.com)
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by buremba 10y ago
I think that it depends on your use-case. I use Google Photos to store my media files, Github to store application configuration & source code of my applications, Chrome to store bookmarks, passwords, Spotify to save & listen music
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by buremba 10y ago
All these things make the websites the new apps. Most probably we won't need to use many desktop applications a few years later.
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by buremba 10y ago
Shameless plug: We're also working on an on-premise custom analytics platform that can be deployed either Heroku or AWS with Cloudformation. https://github.com/rakam-io/rakam
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by buremba 11y ago
function main() { while(true) { // it's great feature but i'm not sure that javascript is the right language. just because sql is not the best way to run analytic queries such as funnel and retention, it doesn't mea
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by buremba 11y ago
Do not make fun of that statement or you will be fired.
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by buremba 11y ago
Bloom filters might be a good alternative for this use case if you don't mind false positives.
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by buremba 11y ago
I don't have experience with Terraform but it should be possible to find a way to fix these issues except the first one.
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by buremba 11y ago
+1 1. We can't test the templates in local environment, the only way to test a template is to create a real cluster which usually takes ~15 minutes. 2. The error messages are not helpful enough. It usually fails with "SETUP_FAILED
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by buremba 11y ago
I think that it would be better for you to position CitusDB by comparing it to other products in terms of use cases. If the data is big and I need to run analytic queries then I think I have to use a columnar storage format because row-orie
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by buremba 11y ago
I'm using ssh2 ( https://github.com/soheil/ssh2 ) to connect AWS instances and pretty happy with that. It might be a good alternative.
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by buremba 11y ago
PrestoDB, I guess.
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by buremba 11y ago
We use Swagger specification (automatically generated using annotations in Java) and generate Slate documentation from Swagger specification for API documentation. ( https://api.rakam.io/ ). We also use markdown for generic (
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by buremba 11y ago
Since it's on a custom domain, I thought that he's using open-source version of Gitlab hosted on his personal server. Do you have control over projects in open-source version of Gitlab?
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by buremba 11y ago
Yep, I searched on Github but couldn't found. Using Gitlab makes sense considering Github is strict about legal issues.
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by buremba 11y ago
Yep, I thought the same thing.
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by buremba 11y ago
It would be real creepy if someone does the same thing for Whatsapp, you can even predict who's talking to each other much better than Facebook. It's a bit harder to collect data from web.whatsapp.com because it's using Webso

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