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by comprev 3y ago
Nomad is far from dead. It’s a good option when you want resource scheduling and can’t use containers.
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by comprev 3y ago
How long before HashiCorp integrate Gruntwork’s “solution” into their own Terraform codebase I wonder?
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by comprev 3y ago
My friend is quite nostalgic about the 90s so her daughter's exposure to gaming is via a rather envious collection of PS1/2, N64 and SuperNES games!
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by comprev 3y ago
My friend has raised her daughter (8yo) virtually "mobile screen free" so far. Whenever we meet up for a meal out I often look around and see other kids transfixed with phones, wheres as my friends kid is fully engaged with us ad
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by comprev 3y ago
How about "viagrunt" ? Seems most suitable to execute "viagrunt up" ;-)
396.
by comprev 3y ago
I wonder how Terragrunt is going to manage their product name. Vagrunt is no different other than it's been "created" post license changes.
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by comprev 3y ago
I sense a Reddit API access pricing situation on the horizon. Paying for a license to embed their products in yours will be sky high thereby steering the end users to go straight for HashiCorp.
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by comprev 3y ago
For some people having a PR accepted by $COMPANY is a great boost for their CV. Not everyone will be doing it for the love of building software.
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by comprev 3y ago
Control over the product direction is more important than free labour
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by comprev 3y ago
And AWS with Elasticsearch too
401.
by comprev 3y ago
Corporate control has most likely been their game plan from day zero.
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by comprev 3y ago
Being out on the water is such a peaceful experience.
403.
by comprev 3y ago
For the same reason some people cycle around the world instead of just a casual ride on Sunday morning like many cyclists. Some tech people enjoy "homelabbing" and happily throw money at their hobby.
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by comprev 3y ago
Reviewing those PRs require engineer time from a HashiCorp employee - how many resources should be diverted to it?
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by comprev 3y ago
Have a quick search about the bad activity undertaken by pfSense against OPNSense and you'll soon change your opinion on the company.
406.
by comprev 3y ago
Is it possible to tunnel over SSH through GFW? User connects to server inside GFW, which tunnels outside, and onto the web?
407.
by comprev 3y ago
Wonderful to see a Yes, Minister reference on HN
408.
by comprev 3y ago
Like many others I learned to build wheels from this site. It was considered the Bible of bike things by many in the community.
409.
by comprev 3y ago
I enjoy building bicycle wheels (mountain bikes) and get satisfaction when they survive rigorous abuse during race season!
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by comprev 3y ago
I don’t think you’re being treated any more unfairly than anyone else trying to break into the US market. It’s simply a case that a decade of experience and being a skilled programmer are not enough to stand out from the crowd. Depending on
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by comprev 3y ago
I've seen evidence of this exploitation first hand by a friend in Ghana. A UK based, official Google Cloud partner was offering him £2.50 per hour gross for a DevOps position. Yes, £2.50. I didn't believe it until he forwarded me
412.
by comprev 3y ago
Have there been any since? I'd say the devastation shocked even those who pulled the trigger
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by comprev 3y ago
A host might disable it if they also offer mysql/postgres services
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by comprev 3y ago
Basically an exchange trading pit but with music :-)
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by comprev 3y ago
it's the same mentality as those who feel bullet-proof safe rooms in schools is a better solution that giving up their guns.
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by comprev 3y ago
Status pages are usually for marketing purposes. Why would anyone want to become a new customer if all they see is jumble of green, yellow and red? Green status pages attract business.
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by comprev 3y ago
I've also seen it plenty of times in the startup world. Unfortunately I've also been involved in the emergency bandage fix once it was discovered...
418.
by comprev 3y ago
This would likely be the same outcome. We're implementing changes because an outside entity states we require them.
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by comprev 3y ago
It's a regulated environment which needed locking down. The developers still have access to the same resources albeit in a more controlled process. It's not like we flicked a switch overnight - that would be insane - it's a
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by comprev 3y ago
I'm involved in implementing some big changes where I work and one of them is CI runner-only deployments. Both infrastructure and applications will follow the same workflow - all changes via pull/merge requests, Jira integration,

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