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by cpitman 4y ago
Sounds like you want to configure a Group Mapper: https://www.keycloak.org/docs/latest/server_admin/#_ldap_map...
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by cpitman 4y ago
I very much agree, it's a big assumption that burnout is only cause by too much work or too much pressure. When that assumption is unchallenged, it can lead to managers dismissing concerns about burnout because their teams are not over
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by cpitman 4y ago
I wonder how much it actually is. I push back hard on anyone trying to bring in a distributed database that has not had a report released by Jepsen, but I wish there was the funding and/or capacity to release updated reports more oft
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by cpitman 4y ago
Great post. This one always brings a smile to my face: > Every component is crash-only I was part of the team that developed a distributed, five-9's control system for an industry where downtime costs millions per minute and comes w
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by cpitman 4y ago
I work for Red Hat, we do it all the time. We often acquire closed source companies and then release the software as open-source, while continuing to offer it. I believe the most recent example was Stackrox, open sourced March 31st. The &qu
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by cpitman 4y ago
I agree, better to open source a product then to just let it die off. I just wish companies were honest in their headline ("this product didn't work out, here's the source") instead of trying to spin it.
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by cpitman 4y ago
I wish people wouldn't use "we open sourced it" as a synonym for "this product is dead". Especially for a SaaS company, there is a totally valid business strategy in open sourcing your codebase but continuing to pro
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by cpitman 4y ago
At many of my clients, when an app breaks on kubernetes, it's generally on the admins to show that it wasn't the cluster's fault before the app team tales ownership of the issue. Tools that help very clearly show that traffic
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by cpitman 5y ago
I work for a company, Red Hat, who's entire business model is getting companies to provide ongoing monetary support for our engineers to work on open source software. We spend a lot of our time advocating for open source, we started we
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by cpitman 5y ago
100%. I've already seen articles in non-tech media that explain what happened to a non-technical audience, and the explanation sounded a lot like open source is the problem and that proprietary software would never have these problems.
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by cpitman 5y ago
The author is a contributor to Apache ShardingSphere. https://github.com/apache/shardingsphere
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by cpitman 5y ago
It doesn't sound like they did. They asked about family background, which often is a way to say "tell me about where you come from?" The telling part is the kids assuming the most important part of their background is religio
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by cpitman 5y ago
Literally going through this right now. Performing the upgrade from 13 to 14, following the required upgrade path. In the past, you could go from current version -> latest z release -> X.0 release of the next major -> latest minor
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by cpitman 5y ago
Does anyone use k8s clusters that don't come with Ingress these days? This article exposes a lot of complexity for what should just be "use ingress". More advanced ways to get traffic into the cluster are only really needed f
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by cpitman 5y ago
This is very common for my clients. Another common variant are B2B focused clients where their customers contractually require them not to put data onto AWS. IE, Walmart doesn't want any of their data to end up on AWS, and if you wan
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by cpitman 5y ago
This is an open source project from the start (as most things red hat creates), you can find the coffee here: https://github.com/redhat-et/microshift
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by cpitman 5y ago
I had another version of this at the DMV. They needed to see bills that offered proof of my residence (ie power/water/etc). Turns out they wanted them to be mailed to you, which wasn't going to work because I do paperless b
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by cpitman 5y ago
They were often doing full blood draws, not finger pricks.
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by cpitman 5y ago
For anyone who wants to see this data without running the numbers themselves, the CDC has a dashboard showing total weekly deaths per week over the last several years, the trend line, and the obvious significant increases over the last coup
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by cpitman 5y ago
There are updates from this month at the bottom!
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by cpitman 5y ago
In my experience, mainly in the non-tech enterprise space, the classic sysadmin team is allergic to writing code that would require ongoing maintenance. The most they would do is write a throwaway script, or possibly have their own personal
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by cpitman 5y ago
This implies that the issue is due to being open source. The majority of closed source software, especially in house software, has minimal or nonexistent documentation. If there is any, it was likely done once at the start of the project an
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by cpitman 5y ago
No, that graph may be hard to understand. It shows the relative improvement each GC has made since Java 8, not the absolute performance.
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by cpitman 5y ago
Or people select those degrees for non-monetary reasons. I highly doubt anyone is getting a degree in religion for the earning potential. Similarly, there might be other non-monetary benefits, like social capital, for going into fields like
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by cpitman 5y ago
The average student loan debt for a US undergraduate degree is ~$37k, which lines up with that $9k/year. When people talk about tons of student loan debt, they are invariably including graduate students getting professional degrees,
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by cpitman 5y ago
I took a stab at a basic Floyd-Steinberg dither, but at the low resolution and with even really subtle video camera noise, the result was not great. Until I took my glasses off... with just a bit of blur, the effect is pretty cool. Probably
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by cpitman 5y ago
For what it's worth, the analogue to Anthos is AWS Outpost. But you could argue Outpost still has a more clear name for what it is, although I wonder if they actually thought through the definition of the word: a small military camp or
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by cpitman 5y ago
That's not accurate. There was an older project called podman-machine, which is long gone. What you get when you use the `podman machine` command is a completely new implementation.
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by cpitman 5y ago
There's a great little video log following someone doing exactly this, acquiring an akiya house and renovating it ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBQ3TEq5SrUuTJuMl1S_4ig ). He starts from how they bought a house,
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Economics of 'Serverless'(bbva.com)
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