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Effective Shell Part 4: Moving Around(dwmkerr.com)
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A portable and magic-free way to open Pull Requests from the Command Line(dwmkerr.com)
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Manipulating Istio and Other Custom Kubernetes Resources in Golang(dwmkerr.com)
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Procedural Smiles – Animating SVG with Pure JavaScript(dwmkerr.com)
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Patching Kubernetes Resources in Golang(dwmkerr.com)
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A CLI for MongoDB monitoring during maintenance(dwmkerr.com)
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by dwmkerr 9y ago
I've been working on a number of microservice projects and have found them to at times be wonderful, at times frustrating. All in all I think it's just a case of YMMV, that with or without can be fine, as long as the decision maki
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by dwmkerr 9y ago
Hi Adam, Thanks for the point! In this case I meant more the situation that the same service (single service, single DB) might be running with more than one version concurrently (during a rolling deployment, or a canary deployment etc) whic
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by dwmkerr 9y ago
Thanks gfiorav for the comments! 1. I think here I was going for 'death' more in terms of the end of the hype, rather than the approach! 2. Agreed. As people get more familiar with the patterns, tools and code and so on it does ge
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by dwmkerr 9y ago
I see what you mean. What I was trying to say is that regardless of whether you have combined devops or separate dev/ops, there is a lot of complexity in managing an orchestration cluster. I kind of muddied it by suggesting the devops
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by dwmkerr 9y ago
Definitely a good approach, I'd like to update the article to mention this as a recipe for success. The only challenge I've seen is when the old app is still doing work behind the scenes, such as running crons or dequeuing message
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by dwmkerr 9y ago
Thanks for the comments. When I was writing the article I kept on thinking that really this is just the same old fundamental problem in a new guise, which is in many ways just how to manage component boundaries and dependencies, particularl
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by dwmkerr 9y ago
Hi Daniel, It's weird you mention that, I was just chatting to a colleague the other day on this topic, and I rooted out this old article which I loved: www.slideshare.net/ScottWlaschin/ddd-with-fsharptypesystemlondonndc2013
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The Death of Microservice Madness in 2018(dwmkerr.com)
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Effective Shell Part 3: Getting Help in the Shell(dwmkerr.com)
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Integrating OpenShift and Splunk for Docker Container Logging(dwmkerr.com)
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Effective Shell Part 2 – Become a Clipboard Gymnast(dwmkerr.com)
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Effective Shell: Navigating the Command Line(dwmkerr.com)
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A utility to help you wait for ports to open(dwmkerr.com)
2 points by dwmkerr 9y ago|0 comments
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Tips and Tricks for Beautifully Simple Mobile App CI(dwmkerr.com)
1 points by dwmkerr 10y ago|0 comments
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Getting up and running with OpenShift on AWS(dwmkerr.com)
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Create a Resilient Consul Cluster for Microservice Discovery with Terraform and AWS(dwmkerr.com)
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A creative use for Slack during server development(dwmkerr.com)
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Simple Continuous Integration for Docker Images(dwmkerr.com)
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by dwmkerr 10y ago
That's hilarious, never seen it before :)