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by dzimine 6y ago
Please consider Scalyr: disclosure I work there, but objectively I will be surprised if someone beats us on price, focused log analytics - try and judge for yourself. https://www.scalyr.com
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by dzimine 6y ago
Does the speed matter? How exactly? I am genuinely curious: at Scalyr we _can_ be very fast but it is a balance with the cost that we want to pass on as price savings. Same with self-hosted Elastic: one can fine-tune it to be fast but mind
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by dzimine 6y ago
A story of Netflix adopting StackStorm for autoremediation is a nice illustration of this approach. They began to build a tool, learned enough to be dangerous, discovered StackStorm and used it, experimented with it like with a breadboard,
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by dzimine 7y ago
The dichotomy is real and a reflection of Dev vs Ops dichotomy. DevOps made Dev and Ops collaborate but didn't blend the roles & skills. Ops appreciate logs but require consistent metrics to identify and root-cause the problem. Dev
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by dzimine 8y ago
On top of "this sucks": such "fully automated" response is a violation of GDPR compliance that requires "right to obtain human intervention on the part of the controller". Stunning that Google cloud can get awa
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by dzimine 8y ago
Rundeck is a good system, around for quite some time. I met many people who are using it in prod, some migrating to StackStorm when they need IFTTT, or those who prefer not to operate Java, some staying as Rundeck has more UI for one-off co
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by dzimine 8y ago
Nurtch DOES look like an awesome idea: jupyter notebooks proved to be a greatest interactive tool as well as for sharing the work. Good job with the site, too, best of luck with it. If you’re serious about automating operations and wiring w
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by dzimine 8y ago
If the comp, stocks, big $ is your primary motivation, look somewhere else. We go to the startup for a thrill. For doing something you strongly believe. For creating something that didn't exist before. If you think you can do it in a b
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AWS Greengrass – the Missing Manual(medium.com)
5 points by dzimine 8y ago|0 comments
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by dzimine 9y ago
To be fair with other solid "on-top-of-K8S" frameworks: - Fission by Platform 5 https://platform9.com/fission - Kubeless http://kubeless.io/ - Nuclio by https://github.com/nuclio&#
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by dzimine 9y ago
Similar but if you try the two side-by-side, you likely like Zappa much more... unless you work for AWS :)
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by dzimine 9y ago
It's what OpenStack has been - "opensource cloud platform". But yes, I agree, overstatement for OpenWhisk.
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by dzimine 9y ago
Define "Short". Condensed does not equate to easy to read. For a math book, time to read is in reverse proportion of the size. The shortest path is not the fastest. Here's "Writing, Briefly" by Paul Graham http:&#
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Crash Course on Serverless with StepFunctions and StackStorm(medium.com)
7 points by dzimine 9y ago|0 comments
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by dzimine 9y ago
Puppet vs Salt/Ansible is old story, they're compared as applied to config management. Anthony is bringing a different angle here: how Salt / Ansible / StackStorm compare as event driven frameworks, applied to all-purpo
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by dzimine 11y ago
let's scrutinize. And please do challenge and point out what still feels wrong. * first, a library of scripts (actions), a shared one. each action is atomic, linux style, doing one thing well. A common pattern in ops. now with CLI, AP
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by dzimine 11y ago
may be, when it comes to CI/CD. not familiar with concourse. my comment above got cut out, i meant to say "generic platform with no focus on CI/CD". It's for auto-remediation. it's not natural to use bosh or co
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by dzimine 11y ago
terraform/juju/bosh are purpose-build for app and infra deployments. StackStorm is a generic automation platform with no . One can use it to run arbitrary chain of actions on events. As such, it is used in auto-remediation & a
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by dzimine 11y ago
Disclaimer: I work with StackStorm. In the past, I built Opalis IIS aka Microsoft SC Orchestrator. Seen both sides. StackStorm to legacy runbook automations is what chef/puppet to legacy config management. It's open source, infra