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Isn't the better plan to use Lambda instead of your servers?
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10y ago
2017: https://cloudplatform.googleblog.com/2016/09/Google-Cloud-Pl...
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10y ago
Agree. It takes an act of congress to get through to an actual AWS engineer. AWS status site is a joke with how degraded a service needs to be to register a change: https://status.aws.amazon.com/ .
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10y ago
No, that is not correct. Direct Connect is a superset of functionality to Cloud Interconnect. Specifically, RFC 1918 networks over BGP on physical links are missing from Cloud Interconnect. Google engineers have a plan for this functionalit
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10y ago
Direct Connect
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10y ago
I don't know. I got the same feeling at Kubecon with all the booths and their big signs promising to "solve enterprise devops" and "virtualize your network providing seamless connectivity."
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10y ago
The paragraph on "move to the left" does not make any sense to me.
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10y ago
Article mentions lower home ownership prices in the cities but doesn't cover salary or other comp.
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10y ago
Here's a photo album for your grandad: https://www.flickr.com/photos/dmourati/albums/72157632995685...
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I'm glad you did that. It shows principle. You may have been able to negotiate it out but the fact that they wanted it shows you a good deal about the company character.
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10y ago
Massachusetts has realized that its current legislation allowing for non-competes sniffles innovation. https://techcrunch.com/2016/02/18/silicon-valley-keeps-winni... http://news.wgbh.org/2016
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How to Survive a DNS DDoS Attack – Consider Using Multiple DNS Providers
(internetsociety.org)
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I believe Dyn's numbers are conflating two things: 1. The number of source IPs seen 2. The size of the botnet They are most certainly not equal because of spoofing.
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10y ago
One commentator put it thus: Legacy: unreliable software on reliable hardware. Cloud: reliable software on unreliable hardware. https://twitter.com/samj/status/25208089148
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Two sources claim 1.2 Tbps. http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/D/DISRUPTIVE_CYBERATTAC... http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/hackers-ddos-attacks-1.381...
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10y ago
Ya, had to put on my ISP hat to see that.
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I think you mean egress filtering. https://www.sans.org/reading-room/whitepapers/firewalls/egre...
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I read 1.2 Tbps: http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/D/DISRUPTIVE_CYBERATTAC...
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Read all the analysis you can to form a better understanding of how this all works. Use that information to design and run more resilient services in the future. Teach what you have learned to others.
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10y ago
The best place to do this is at your border. You probably have a cable modem or router or some such that connects your home to the internet. You would typically install software known as IDS (Intrusion Detection System) such as Snort there
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Hint: emails to execs throughout the night are mostly unwelcome.
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I think the article gets this mostly right. I describe Dev and Ops as a continuum and DevOps as the concept that each side needs to get better at doing the others job. Noops and/or serverless are both newer terms that are early on the
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Been using this site for years.
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Silicon Valley Etiquette
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We're shopping for a new home in Silicon Valley and are also considering picking up. Median home price in Mountain View for a single family home is around 1.7M. This price has about doubled in the past 5 years. The schools are variable
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One could argue the entire suite of AWS products make up a PaaS. One could also argue that Elastic Beanstalk is their standalone PaaS offering. https://aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/
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Correct. Amazon understand this dynamic and how to play the game. They can take something like Oracle's DB, turn it into a service, and manage it end to end for the customer, and even provide tools to do the migration. This is a straig
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Were they running OpenStack?
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Curiously I just picked up the book last weekend. Enjoying it so far.
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10y ago
Do you write production code?
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