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by chuhnk 8y ago
Throwing my hat in the ring. Micro provides an API gateway that routes dynamically via service discovery. It's written in Go and includes a surrounding toolkit of useful features. It's also entirely pluggable. https://g
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by chuhnk 8y ago
Hey Jay. Just want to say good job on the execution on this. It's clearly articulated and goes along way to show the industry how and why this needs to happen.
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by chuhnk 8y ago
Open source is not synonymous with free software. The world is evolving and so open source should also evolve with it. Confluent have made it abundantly clear that the Apache Kafka project is and always will be Apache 2 licensed. Therefore
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by chuhnk 8y ago
Completely agree with you. Its very interesting, for those of us looking at computing trends we see it, and the token economics just play a role in this as the foundation for m2m payments going beyond api tokens. What I'm interested to
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The crusade against open-source abuse(techcrunch.com)
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Show HN: Go Micro – A distributed systems framework(github.com)
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by chuhnk 8y ago
Disagree. There's more incentive to move considering the advantages it offers. If anything it feels like people were reluctant to adopt http2 and http3 is a bigger leap that we'll all want to move forward with.
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Photoprism: Personal Photo Management Powered by Go and Google TensorFlow(github.com)
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Coinbase Wants to Be Too Big to Fail(fortune.com)
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by chuhnk 8y ago
I started an open source project, quit my job and coded alone in my apartment until it became useful enough to be sponsored by a large enterprise. https://micro.mu
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Show HN: Go Config – A pluggable dynamic config library(github.com)
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Go Config – A pluggable config framework(micro.mu)
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by chuhnk 8y ago
Cheers! If you build something of value people will pay for your efforts as long as you give them a way to :)
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by chuhnk 8y ago
Micro | Software Engineer | REMOTE or On-Site | Full time Micro is simplifying cloud-native development. It's a London based technology company which builds open source tools, primarily the micro toolkit https://github.com&#
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by chuhnk 8y ago
I've written many distributed systems in Go for scalability reasons and more recently have been working on micro, an open source toolkit to help others do this https://github.com/micro/micro . The core of which sta
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by chuhnk 8y ago
I wish you the best of luck. I'm also using Patreon to sponsor my work on open source https://www.patreon.com/microhq . It's a great platform to enable this opportunity. I hope you receive more contributions to hel
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by chuhnk 8y ago
The toolkit includes an API gateway which would allow you to serve public facing http and direct requests to internal services that may speak a different protocol such as RPC. It's highly flexible and pluggable.
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by chuhnk 8y ago
I think I applied 4 times for https://micro.mu in some form or another. The first time was just an idea. The next an open source project. The next sponsored by a large corporate. The next used by dozens of large reputable compan
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by chuhnk 8y ago
I've been using Consul as part of micro ( https://github.com/micro/micro ) for 3 years now. It's a great mechanism for service discovery. This additional feature is going to be seamlessly integrated. They'
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Pulumi wants to let you manage your infrastructure with code(techcrunch.com)
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Show HN: Go-config – A pluggable dynamic config library(github.com)
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Coinbase acquires Earn.com(blog.coinbase.com)
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by chuhnk 9y ago
I second this. I work on https://github.com/micro . It started as a single small project solving a specific problem and then expanded from there.
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Micro – a microservice toolkit(github.com)
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Language Framework Popularity: A Look at Go(redmonk.com)
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by chuhnk 9y ago
Curious to know who is currently using timescaleDB? I can't find anything on the website. Congrats on the funding.
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Show HN: Go-micro – a pluggable RPC framework(github.com)
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by chuhnk 9y ago
The rewrite approach is definitely painful but that can at times also stem from failures in previous attempts at moving from monolith to services. The problem usually arises because there's no real definitive structure or architectural
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by chuhnk 9y ago
Remember there's a trade-off to everything and that systems naturally move towards being distributed as they scale. Not just technical systems but all systems in nature. There's always a singular starting point and the move to dis
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by chuhnk 9y ago
Author of go-micro here. Good to finally start seeing some choices focused on RPC. I started go-micro in 2014, before gRPC came on the scene. Even still I think the tooling doesn't emphasize ease of development. That was my goal with g

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