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by dmoreno 8y ago
I recently created a database engine (exosql [1]), only query and no storage. It uses postgres-like foreign data wrappers to get all data. It's not valid for big datasets, as it stores all in memory (or maybe it is?), but as a learning
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by dmoreno 8y ago
My bet is in highly distributed and parallel programming languages as Erlang, elixir, pony... As computers get more cores, these process/actor oriented languages have an edge. And they provide transparent distributed computing. Good en
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by dmoreno 8y ago
For me it's also a deal breaker, but I will keep an eye on it.
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by dmoreno 8y ago
Multiple database vendor support, not only postgres.
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by dmoreno 8y ago
Sure, why not? If it spreads the idea that there are several ways to do versioning, and not only semver, and it gives a proper rationale, I'm ok with that. (server.org might be difficult to register though). CalVer is just a pattern wi
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Calendar Versioning(calver.org)
108 points by dmoreno 8y ago|43 comments
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by dmoreno 8y ago
Serverboards developer here. They have in common that both show dashboards, but the strategy is different. Serverboards focuses on the USQ and SQL to show the data from external services, using third party independent plugins using json-rpc
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by dmoreno 8y ago
Thanks for the hint. Fixed!
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Serverboards 18.04 Released(serverboards.io)
21 points by dmoreno 8y ago|4 comments
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by dmoreno 8y ago
So it is like React but for server management, and using it's own functional reactive language [1]. That's super cool! I definetly will keep an eye on it. I would have preferred a more standard language, but I guess it's diff
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by dmoreno 9y ago
I loved the heisenbug/bohrbug distinction in the zen of Erlang [1]: > Basically, a bohrbug is a bug that is solid, observable, and easily repeatable. They tend to be fairly simple to reason about. Heisenbugs by contrast, have unreli
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by dmoreno 9y ago
With a system based on plugins and components like Serverboards[1] its quite easy to create new functional areas (screens[2] in Serverboards parlance) as the ones you describe. Some times its more difficult to really round up the ideas to m
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by dmoreno 9y ago
Does it work on non fedora/redhat? Does it need an agent on managed systems? I'm developing a somewhat similar system[1], based purely on very easy to develop plugins, agentless, and integration with third parties where needed (Pr
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by dmoreno 9y ago
There is also JSON Pointer ( https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6901 ) from IETF. Very simple standard and easy to implement, but not as powerful as jmespath nor jq.
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by dmoreno 9y ago
If I understand it correctly this only species an API that implementors of the different solutions must follow, so that in your program you may import different vendor implementations. This allows easier change of vendor. But no wire protoc
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Facebook hit with €1.2m fine in Spain for breaking privacy laws(telegraph.co.uk)
2 points by dmoreno 9y ago|0 comments
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Official Semantic-UI-React integration(react.semantic-ui.com)
2 points by dmoreno 9y ago|0 comments
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by dmoreno 9y ago
I'm doing a fairly complex one, Serverboards[1]. It is a monitoring, administration and automation framework. And so far without Elixir it would have taken me four times more to develop the backend. Anyway it does not use Phoenix (the
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The History of Programming Languages Part One(shows.howstuffworks.com)
2 points by dmoreno 9y ago|0 comments
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by dmoreno 9y ago
Security Now -- great weekly review of security and IT news Stuff to blow your mind -- has some great in depth analisys about science and more Techstuff -- loved the series about all the story of Sony, Nintendo, Samsung... The Bikesheed --
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by dmoreno 9y ago
I was just thinking how cool would it be to have a module in python to really ease generating bash style scripts, with less overhead than normal `subprocess` methods have... And there was it just a Google search away: https://pyp
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by dmoreno 9y ago
37 and love it.
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by dmoreno 9y ago
As a side note, there was a nice podcast about Gopher a few days ago at Techstuff [1] [1] http://shows.howstuffworks.com/techstuff/what-was-gopher.htm
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by dmoreno 9y ago
Just now we want to focus on gather information on how people use it, if we are developing the proper integrations and so on. Once we have enough integrations developed, we will definitely do a SaaS offering. Our idea is to simplify service
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by dmoreno 9y ago
Hi, I’m David Moreno, main developer of Serverboards. Ask me anything. Serverboards is a control panel to monitorize, manage and automate cloud services. It's very easy to develop new plugins and give access to external services. We ha
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Serverboards 17.04 Released(serverboards.io)
2 points by dmoreno 9y ago|3 comments
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by dmoreno 9y ago
I actually think the opposite. The names are very logical and once you know some the rest is quite logical. Bootstrap on the other hand never made sense to me. Anyway many times I need SUIs documentation open for reference.
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by dmoreno 9y ago
I love semantic UI. I'm using it now with my new project (serverboards.io) and it really was a huge time saver. I would prefer it using sass, but the is a 'port' ( https://github.com/doabit/semantic-ui-sas
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Show HN: Serverboards service monitoring, administration and automation platform(github.com)
3 points by dmoreno 10y ago|0 comments
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Types of Bugs (2010)(opensourceforu.com)
1 points by dmoreno 10y ago|0 comments

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