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by chucky_z 11y ago
server-side as in... shell scripts/daemons? or server-side as in... cgi/fastcgi serving to a client? because I would say 'yes' to cgi/fastcgi, but 'no' to shell scripts/daemons. There are a handful o
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by chucky_z 11y ago
I'm going to restrict myself to official documentation here as much as possible.... How to dump things to any file the correct way using the postgres COPY command: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.4/static&#x2
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by chucky_z 11y ago
Thanks for pointing me to Racker ( https://github.com/aspring/racker ). I'm currently building Packer and Terraform images with chunked together Python scripts that work, but I wouldn't call them a great solut
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by chucky_z 11y ago
I believe Docker's biggest feature is it's speed of building. It's a trade-off of portability vs. temporary-ness. I currently use it for MySQL DB restoration and remote bug-checking by having a handful of xtrabackup instance
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by chucky_z 11y ago
For those curious... click through the entire thread with thread-next>. You'll be rewarded with some really great discussion!
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by chucky_z 11y ago
Check out the pie chart... https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Category:Fun_Snippets The Mandelbrot is awesome, but the pie chart is some next level stuff. You can even make it colored.
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by chucky_z 11y ago
Interesting. I got around this by just recreating the users file for pgbouncer and issuing a reload every 15 minutes or so. This was only needed for one setup as the rest were just static, or the user was very low volume so I asked them t
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by chucky_z 11y ago
"The tricky part is then notifying the hell out of everyone who needs to be notified that something really bad has happened, a failover occurred, everything is OK, but it needs some attention ASAP." If there is a need for multiple
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by chucky_z 11y ago
Can I ask why HAProxy seems to be a more popular choice than the very, very simple (and robust) pgbouncer?
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by chucky_z 11y ago
What? In the case of Microsoft rebooting/migrating an instance causing a failure, Keepalived will automatically failover. The manual failover is in case of something going horribly wrong (outside of hardware failure), in which case a
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by chucky_z 11y ago
From a purely seat-of-my-pants-im-trying-to-remember-college point of view, I believe the heat is caused far more by pumping tons of electricity, rather than physical size/layout. A big problem (and also probably why they're so th
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by chucky_z 11y ago
Actually, I'm very curious if you have any opinions on combining OSes and some of the tooling that's been coming out (etcd (without CoreOS), and Consul are two examples that come to my mind). A lot of these container OS's see
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by chucky_z 11y ago
Not the above, but I can chime in. Ragnarok Online private servers are (now) an entirely different beast than any of the official servers. Automatic events, large custom maps, all sorts of fun player oriented stuff; custom classes, custom
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by chucky_z 11y ago
Oh, this thing is ancient! Still cool. https://github.com/SiPlus/WebQuake There is a node.js multiplayer server included in the repo that works half-decent. :)