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by dc2447 12y ago
I would love to hear people's opinion's on what this means for ceph going forward? Will it change anything? It's telling for me that as the project starts becoming 'hot' RedHat step in. I totally get why it's
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by dc2447 12y ago
> Is privilege escalation that easy/common? Thinking esp of the number of shared hosting providers out there, if a user account is compromised they don't assume the entire server is compromised. Privilege escalation is easier t
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by dc2447 13y ago
I have been approached a few times to interview for "Director, Site Reliability Engineering", which as far as I could tell was leading up the SRE team in Europe. I had a few conversations but did not take it further. My reasoning
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by dc2447 13y ago
There is another path, in the UK at least, which is to join the public sector, become employed by the state.
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by dc2447 13y ago
I like them all. A few years ago I would get irked by some things redhat did v debian derivatives and vice versa but now not so much. I am just super glad after all these years we are all able to download and use (for free mostly) such an e
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by dc2447 13y ago
> Elasticsearch mostly "just works", and we didn't have to worry about complex schema definitions, working with giant complex XML files (hello Solr) If you were using Solr there are a few operational modes to run in. Conf
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by dc2447 13y ago
> In what situations would a delayed replica be useful? When we start to have slightly larger databases (multi terabyte) then delayed replicas become a very useful backup and recovery strategy. Typically we need to recover databases whe
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by dc2447 13y ago
> Time delayed replication standbys Indeed, huge. Mysql has a relatively mature lag replica history now albeit via Percona. Adding delayed replicas to Postgres will be fantastic.
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by dc2447 13y ago
So much potential for IAP
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by dc2447 13y ago
I want to love Android. I really, genuinely do. I have tried and tried many times but three of my four issues are unresolved. 1. Lagging (fixed I think) 2. No good email client that supports Exchange[1] 3. Plasticky build quality [2] 4. Ve
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by dc2447 13y ago
I you want to monitor elastic search with Graphite then Collectd provides an excellent curl-json plugin which works really well with the ES health api https://gist.github.com/dc2447/6783658
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by dc2447 13y ago
URLS were and I assume still are a massive part of the collective thought process in the Guardian but yeah, if you are GU then the internet will take whatever you say as canonical to be canonical regardless of seo strategy
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by dc2447 13y ago
We[0] have the GU domain because the Guardian was previously Guardian Unlimited. [0] No longer there but still think of GU very fondly
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by dc2447 13y ago
This article is showing it's age. How likely is it like we are going to cache the 'welcome page' for Bob or Alice in 2013? It's pretty unlikely unless there is either zero personalisation on the welcome page or there i
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Graphite-ng: A next-gen graphite server in Go(dieter.plaetinck.be)
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by dc2447 13y ago
Exactly the point I was thinking
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by dc2447 13y ago
Personally jgrep seems a better choice here curl foo/bar.json | jgrep -n -s 'property' Or even better curl foo/bar.json | jgrep 'status=500' -n -s 'path' http://jgrep.org/
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by dc2447 13y ago
The difference between iMessage and BBM is reliability. Anyone who has used iMessage on multiple devices will no doubt attest to the delivery issues. I'm fairly ok with Keynote presentations taking time to sync down or issues with photostr
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by dc2447 14y ago
jgrep?
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by dc2447 14y ago
There is a massive demand for talent in all the cities mentioned in the thread. Places like Amsterdam and Berlin have a pretty signifant skills gap. I tend to see people who would perhaps struggle to get gigs in London get relatively senio
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by dc2447 14y ago
What is the index URL format