eistrati

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   by eistrati 10y ago

   It's strongly advised to be nice to people in general, but I agree that "Chances are you may end up working for them" :-)
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   Serverless Architectures by Martin Fowler(martinfowler.com)

   4 points by eistrati 10y ago|4 comments
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   by eistrati 10y ago

   This resonates with my experience. I agree that it requires a weird name to start productive conversations :)
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   by eistrati 10y ago

   I am really surprised that 4 months old article is so heavily discussed. Lots of things changed / improved / evolved since then and I'm almost positive that the author's opinion changed / improved / evolved. Wo
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   by eistrati 10y ago

   This is really great initiative! Despite some fundamental critics and misconceptions, I'd like to say: Congrats, Vlad Alexandru! In my humble opinion, this is not even close to "serverless", but rather "cross-platforms&q
6. 36.▲
   by eistrati 10y ago

   Nice try to use Tesla's success and nail couple of millions (to be read: US$) for nothing. The difference is Tesla already produced other cars, that's why people invested in something that it's not produced yet. Disclosure: I
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   by eistrati 10y ago

   Great work! The fact that data is stored in my account (to be read: under my control) instead of outsourcing to 3rd parties is a huge plus. If you will be able to make it less "technical" and more "plug-and-play", I thin
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   by eistrati 10y ago

   I second that. It must be an opt-in feature.
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   by eistrati 11y ago

   This is very exciting :) We have added support as well: https://github.com/MitocGroup/deep-framework
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    We have been working on similar effort, to allow businesses and developers avoid lock-ins and be cloud-agnostic: https://github.com/MitocGroup/deep-framework From our experience, this is pretty hard, but not impossible
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    Second that :) Reality is not binary. You can't reduce it to either 0 or 1...
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    Indeed big increase in revenue compared with cost of living. I'm surprised that you've decided to move to Seattle instead of switching to another company in SF. Can you please share the reasons why?
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    Finally! This is one of the most wanted functionality that we've waited since AWS re:Invent announcement!!!
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    Very interesting read, but also very sad. I think the local authorities in San Francisco are the ones that have to wake up and invest quickly into growing up the infrastructure to accommodate the influx of talent. Otherwise the exodus will
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    +1 :) But to be politically correct, it should be ca-east-1 ;)
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    First product these guys done together was DOS Navigator: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DOS_Navigator
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    I'm originally from Moldova and it's very sad to read yet another abuse story from Moldovan authorities :( Communist roots are so deep, not even Vlad Dracula will be able to fix it. Will help as much as I can, but a piece of advic
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    Thank you :) Please feel free to express your feeling on github as well: https://github.com/MitocGroup/deep-framework ;)
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    Interview: Creators of the DEEP Framework (from Serverlesscode.com)(medium.com)

    15 points by eistrati 11y ago|2 comments
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    On behalf of our team, I would be happy to answer questions, if any :)
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    Here is a practical approach, how we do it: 1. We write everything in ES6, following code styling from Airbnb - https://github.com/MitocGroup/javascript 2. Every Lambda is separate npm package, therefore npm is managin
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    Why do I have a feeling that you are the "boss" in this picture? :)
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    We have used a combination of AWS Lambda + Amazon ECS, which is kind of similar what you're describing. We are working now to extend the abstracted library that empowers developers to choose programmatically what service to use: https
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    We have encountered consistently HTTP 500 response when creating multiple methods simultaneously. I think they have fixed it by now, but imagine the color of my face when I'm about to present a demo to a pretty large audience and we di
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    I'll be honest, performance is not the best one :) That's why for the time being, we're using a combination of Lambda with ECS. Please don't quote me on that, but I have a feeling that by the time we're building the
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    I like this explanation: https://www.quora.com/What-is-Serverless-Computing Quote - Serverless doesn’t mean servers are no longer involved. It simply means that developers no longer have to think "that much" about
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    Depends on your use case and what language you are currently using. We are using nodejs and have built our own collection of libraries: https://github.com/MitocGroup/deep-framework And here is an example: https:/
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    Yeah, $0.5B to experiment with that :)
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    I admire what they do, but I definitely don't understand how they do it :)
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    by eistrati 11y ago

    It reminds me of this story - http://www.huffingtonpost.com/johann-hari/the-dark-side-of-d...