chucky_z

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by chucky_z 5y ago
haha i've used garr as an avatar for a super long time now! > Interesting, so JWT proxy (or any other auth mechanism that is viable over HTTPS) -> ghostunnel machine w/ public VIP -> Target machine ? Or ghostunnel directl
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by chucky_z 5y ago
I run IAP. It's TCP-over-HTTPS but it works remarkably well, connects to all kinds of things, and for users it really is just "login with google, proceed as normal." I use a JWT proxy + ghostunnel within GKE with a VIP so it
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by chucky_z 5y ago
Huh. I've been running Consul since 0.7 or so, and the only time any of this happened was my own fault. Most of the problems I've had with Vault have been around it's Terraform provider which they've improved enough tha
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by chucky_z 5y ago
Is this anything more than a box with some text in it and a bunch of graphics? I can't see anything else on the entire page. This is somewhat insulting to how weird (in a fun way) the early web was to me.
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by chucky_z 5y ago
timthumb?
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by chucky_z 5y ago
In some areas yeah they are. I’ve interviewed a few folks who are tremendously unhappy though where as previously it seems like they had one of the most content and happy workforces in tech.
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by chucky_z 5y ago
Same reason GitHub is bleeding employees. (Microsoft acquisition causing forced changes at the current lifecycle of the companies)
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by chucky_z 5y ago
This blog post just got me so excited. I've seen what Pine started with and now in my head I just keep thinking "keep going keep going!!" This is hopefully the kick in the pants the tech giants need, a small company slowly
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by chucky_z 5y ago
Currently at a medium-large company. I’ve saved the company 10 years worth of my salary in the first 6 months of my position and continue to make decisions to multiply spending power on things like research. I also try to make damn well su
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by chucky_z 5y ago
It fills another weird niche which is where Kubernetes can't scale _enough,_ especially in large hybrid environments. We have several thousand hosts in a single cluster across Windows/Linux, all hooked up to Nomad/Consul&#x2F
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by chucky_z 5y ago
what you do instead is have an extra metric entirely per device. it's easier to have 1000 extra metrics than an extra label worth of cardinality on 1,000,000 metrics for every single update. within prom: cpu{hostname,metadata,cpu_
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by chucky_z 5y ago
The most recent update for Counter-Strike is honestly really great. It's a difficult game to touch as the community is in a pretty good spot meta game wise. I'd love for them to shake things up faster and more frequently, but a
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by chucky_z 5y ago
I’ve been extremely lucky moving to the Bay Area to be someone who has not failed. I grew up poor. Today, I have enough money for rent and bills, I still think and worry about them. The endless what if’s are a lifetime long curse, and th
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by chucky_z 5y ago
We cycle north of a million containers a day through all our Nomad clusters. Scales, functions, breaks, and is repairable all in predictable ways. The same is true for Vault and Consul. Also if you run Windows, Nomad is your absolute best
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by chucky_z 6y ago
cdktf the cli is all js iirc, this is because the underlying library (jsii) is all js.
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by chucky_z 6y ago
afaict the aws terraform module tends to have 100% coverage. i've never found a resource that didn't work, or didn't already have some way to use. i was able to deploy eks when it was still in beta through terraform, while
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by chucky_z 6y ago
I'm in it right now. I thought I've been doing a good job and suddenly I'm being attacked from all angles. I'm having someone help me, but it honestly even feels like they're attacking me. The hardest part is tha
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by chucky_z 6y ago
Try Outer Wilds (not Outer Worlds). There's a lot of games that are more vehicles of storytelling rather than what is a traditional videogames.
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by chucky_z 6y ago
There’s a Singularity driver for Nomad https://www.nomadproject.io/docs/drivers/external/singularit... Nomad is pretty darn easy to run and scales far. I help run about 20 clusters in day job from 100 to 180
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by chucky_z 6y ago
If everyone truly understands their thin and tall slice, please keep those people they are worth their weight in gold. If anything, it sounds like you have an SRE organization right now, and could use some extra developers and operators. :
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by chucky_z 6y ago
I'd take the alternate view. K8s is a huge relief from both development and operations, but it absolutely requires an entire team of dedicated folks along with re-tooling everything to fit it's paradigm. This is true of all or
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by chucky_z 6y ago
I agree with a lot of the points you make. Have you looked into nomad, consul and vault; along with everything they provide?
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by chucky_z 6y ago
Let me try to do some quick mapping... > load balancer provider consul connect handles this, how you get traffic to the ingresses is still DIY... kinda. you can also use consul catalog + traefik (I've actually put in some PRs mysel
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by chucky_z 6y ago
I would imagine it does some kind of atomic swap, where it's just force updating an existing cache and not actually flushing it.
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by chucky_z 6y ago
Where did you get your knowledge? With places like HackerNews along with folks like yourself and myself writing posts about this kind of stuff it becomes trivial to walk down a rabbit hole for anyone of any age. Think back to how much you
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by chucky_z 6y ago
A good friend and co-worker of mine went remote several months ago, and no, he does not get healthcare anymore. I am not aware of what his full healthcare situation is but I cannot imagine it's cheap.
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by chucky_z 6y ago
In some of their older videos they have Diesel engines powering them, so they definitely have the capability to make some longer ranges. I was unable to find any articles but if you watch the older videos their engines are extremely loud.
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by chucky_z 6y ago
For LinkedIn that number can be 7+ figures saved per year by a single employee.
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by chucky_z 6y ago
The company I work for did. I asked to edit the post to add my specific posting and they said it couldn't be done. It'll be there next month though!
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by chucky_z 6y ago
This is legitimately what we're doing. We're bringing in really junior folks and spending years training/improving them. Unfortunately that doesn't help now . I thought it would be easier this year to hire due to COV

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