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by cuu508 4y ago
Around 200 write tx/s as a baseline. Spikes to 2000 write tx/s at the start of every minute, and 4000 write tx/s every 10 minutes. > Any reason not to use a hosted postgres provider? * Cost * Schrems II * From what I remem
602.
by cuu508 4y ago
To answer the question of why four of them: * the traffic from the monitored systems comes with spikes. Looking at netdata graphs, currently the baseline is 600 requests/s, but there is a 2000 requests/s spike every minute, and
603.
by cuu508 4y ago
Yes, the bus factor is 1, and it's bugging me too. I think any realistic plan B involves expanding the team.
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by cuu508 4y ago
App servers are the ones running NGINX + uwsgi + the Django app .
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by cuu508 4y ago
Yes. Plus, from reading database outage postmortems, I was not comfortable making the "do we failover now?" decision automatic. Think about the brownouts, where the primary is still up, but slow. Or it experiences intermittent pac
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by cuu508 4y ago
Hi, the author of the blog post here. I don't have a precise number, but somewhere in the €800/mo region.
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Building Oh Dear’s new design: Creating a color system, why and how(ohdear.app)
1 points by cuu508 4y ago|0 comments
608.
by cuu508 4y ago
The API does not return the logged request body, you can currently access it via the web UI only. Happy to discuss feature suggestions and use cases at https://github.com/healthchecks/healthchecks/discussions !
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by cuu508 4y ago
Yes, Healthchecks is open-source and can be self-hosted https://github.com/healthchecks/healthchecks
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Favonia/Cloudflare-ddns – A small and fast DDNS updater for Cloudflare(github.com)
2 points by cuu508 4y ago|0 comments
611.
by cuu508 4y ago
Did you have a "Reject All" button?
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by cuu508 4y ago
Where is HWMonitor getting this data from? > My CPU is currently using 95W Are you currently stressing the CPU (compiling, rendering, ...)? If you are not, the 95W figure seems suspect. (FWIW, my entire system, fans and all, uses 25W at
613.
by cuu508 4y ago
Is it this one? https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudWatch/latest/events/S... At a quick glance, the syntax looks similar to the one used by Quartz Scheduler, so you can almost use this: https:/&#x2
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Privacy-Respecting Software(github.com)
162 points by cuu508 5y ago|51 comments
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by cuu508 5y ago
It's not trivial for a side-project to start accept payments. You may need to register a company, open bank account, find and set up a payment processor, publish a privacy policy, hire an accountant to handle tax reporting, write code,
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WTF – The Terminal Dashboard(wtfutil.com)
2 points by cuu508 5y ago|0 comments
617.
by cuu508 5y ago
I have Gmail app installed and the OS is Android 12.
618.
by cuu508 5y ago
Oh, I didn't realize the email provider logos are clickable. OK, when I click on a mailto link on phone, it opens a compose screen in the native gmail app. When I click on Gmail logo here, it redirects me to a Gmail sign in page in the
619.
by cuu508 5y ago
It would be good to have a demo on the landing page. The fact that you must sign up makes me suspicious that "no-code" does in fact involve running some code.
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by cuu508 5y ago
How do you protect customer data from US government if you process it (not just store) in AWS/GCP/Azure?
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Protests grow in Russia where they are being arrested for holding blank signs(old.reddit.com)
15 points by cuu508 5y ago|1 comments
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by cuu508 5y ago
I've recently been going through my password manager and closing inactive accounts. 9 out of 10 websites don't have a "close account" function, you have to talk to the support. Unfortunately these conversations are often
623.
by cuu508 5y ago
You can also specify "OnCalendar" multiple times!
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Cron best practices(blog.sanctum.geek.nz)
155 points by cuu508 5y ago|52 comments
625.
by cuu508 5y ago
From https://www.plivo.com/sms/coverage/ru/ : "Due to extensive operator-level filtering in Russia, all messages with URLs will be subject to filtering. It is recommended that if you do not have a registe
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Celery in production: Three more years of fixing bugs(ayushshanker.com)
109 points by cuu508 5y ago|62 comments
627.
by cuu508 5y ago
Is this a proprietary product? If so, thanks, but no, thanks.
628.
by cuu508 5y ago
Make sure to check page source for shenanigans
629.
by cuu508 5y ago
No, if they process no PII then it does not matter.
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by cuu508 5y ago
Are any Azure regions currently operated by independent companies that license Azure code from Microsoft? (if not, what difference does the region make privacy-wise, if the parent US company can ultimately still access the data?)

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