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by eliribble 2y ago
Weird editorialization. I included a TL;DR at the top, you could have just copy-pasted it. "Docker-compose is a tool for working with Docker containers. It solves very real problems with deploying complex applications. By itself it is
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by eliribble 2y ago
Yeah, I agree, we're going to need a really compelling use-case not just for end users that run the application, but for the application developers as well. Nobody wants to maintain 3+ extra deployment files for the various also-rans c
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by eliribble 2y ago
Oh, hey, holy shit! You're one of my heroes. I've read through your internal discussions on protobuf within Google, you did amazing work there, and held your own against a difficult political environment. It sounds like you have n
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by eliribble 2y ago
Looks like https://dockerswarm.rocks says that the site is deprecated. https://dockerswarm.rocks/swarm-or-kubernetes/ says "it's not sensible to build a new product using Docker Swarm Mode"
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by eliribble 2y ago
Interesting, I wasn't aware that Traefik could do this without significant modification to the docker-compose configuration provided by the application developer. I also thought that Traefik required some sort of higher-level container
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by eliribble 2y ago
These are great points, and probably worth their own blog post to answer. > First of all, why is this a concern? Idle threads have basically no impact on a system, so this generally isn't a concern Idle threads have very low impact
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by eliribble 2y ago
While a bit of a hot take, you're not wrong. We need something that's less scalability focused than Kubernetes/Mesos/Docker Swarm but that doesn't put too much burden on application developers. Something that focuse
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by eliribble 2y ago
> The way they frame that pihole example ("Whew! That’s a lot of stuff!") is just silly. Yeah, you're probably right. Originally that line was in there when I had a breakdown of what each line in the docker-compose was doi
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by eliribble 2y ago
Thanks, interesting. Sounds like your container has some kind of side-car that makes it directly addressable over Wireguard without needing to address the host IP. Does that mean you'd need to modify the docker-compose in some way befo
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by eliribble 2y ago
> I would say if the author was actually interested in solving this problem in a productive way they should first try to see if docker itself is amenable to altering their constructs to provide optional higher abstractions over common co
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by eliribble 2y ago
Yeah, we're very early building this, the blog post is just a way for me to organize my thoughts and start fights online. It's, uh, embarrassingly useful to yell semi-coherent thoughts into the void and have experts yell back with
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by eliribble 2y ago
I'm actually a fan of Sandstorm, and think it got a lot of things right. I'd love to be able to talk to Kenton Varda about why he thinks adoption on it was weak. Personally I think that it put a bit too much burden on application
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by eliribble 2y ago
Hey, blog post author here. I'm curious how that last sentence was going to end. Let's say I agree with you and that TLS termination is not a container orchestration responsibility. Where does the responsibility of container orche
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by eliribble 2y ago
This is a really good conceptual model, the tradeoff between flexibility and constrained declarative frameworks. The goals is to make self-hosting applications extremely easy and extremely reliable. With that as a goal, being highly constra
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by eliribble 2y ago
I assume you're saying this as a container image author, not as someone who is deploying containers. It'd be great if every other container image author standardized on something like this. We just need someone to create the stand
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by eliribble 2y ago
How many steps is it for you to add a new service to your system? Say you wanted to try out Paperless NGX, what would you need to do?
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by eliribble 2y ago
Blog post author here - that's the right company name, but not the right company website. Our company doesn't have a website yet. Looks like we may share a company name with some grifters. That's what we get for making our na
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by eliribble 2y ago
My blog post, I'm interested in whether or not others have had similar issues or have better solutions than I do.
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Authenticating People with Certificate Chains(blog.tealok.tech)
3 points by eliribble 2y ago|0 comments
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by eliribble 9y ago
Just because tax enable those things in the United States right now does not imply that is the only way they could be provided
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by eliribble 9y ago
I think this project is great, but I tend to agree with others - it's going to be somewhat doomed by second-system effects and the fact that coding is a social art form. You have to get other developers to buy in to what you're do
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Getting PostgreSQL transactions under control with SQLAlchemy(layer0.authentise.com)
2 points by eliribble 10y ago|0 comments
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Your error messages are bad and you should feel bad(layer0.authentise.com)
5 points by eliribble 10y ago|0 comments
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Segmenting Backgrounds with OpenCV(layer0.authentise.com)
4 points by eliribble 10y ago|0 comments
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Electron and UAC on Windows(reddit.com)
4 points by eliribble 10y ago|0 comments
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In Process Monitoring for Additive Manufacturing(layer0.authentise.com)
3 points by eliribble 10y ago|0 comments
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Tips on Error Handling(layer0.authentise.com)
2 points by eliribble 10y ago|0 comments
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Introduction to Tracking Objects with OpenCV(layer0.authentise.com)
5 points by eliribble 10y ago|0 comments
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SaltConf 2016 Talk: Salt for Event-Driven Continuous Integration(layer0.authentise.com)
2 points by eliribble 10y ago|0 comments
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by eliribble 10y ago
It can bring a cost savings, but the savings is very slight if you're comparing apples-to-apples. For example, if you're using RDS in a multi-AZ replication set up with periodic S3 backups you have to take into account running eac

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