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by ellimilial 8y ago
This is gold. I've become a member of a team the company scrambled to deal with a `legacy` python/SQL - based ingestion/storage system in an effort to 'harden' it. Despite my best efforts, we are going for a full re
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by ellimilial 8y ago
A bit orthogonal to the questions (apologies for that), but leaving the link just in case someone might find it useful: http://www.paulgraham.com/corpdev.html
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by ellimilial 9y ago
Centralised authentication / SSO. A fancy obfuscation indeed.
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by ellimilial 9y ago
Yup, makes sense, looks like it's a decomposition of it. Might have been the talk of installing agents, sharding etc that put me off track.
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by ellimilial 9y ago
It sounds like a much easier solution for EC2 instances. However it's limited to AWS - hosted apps, if I'm not mistaken?
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by ellimilial 9y ago
Thank you for the feedback. I was considering Kinesis but my use case (multiple small apps not running on AWS sending medium-sized messages a few times per user session) values simple components and keeping the long-term maintenance effort
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by ellimilial 9y ago
Sure, Kinesis is a clear candidate for a larger scale scenario, hence all the disclaimers. This is aimed at small-scale operations, utilising hopefully simple components.
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by ellimilial 9y ago
Done, thanks for the pointer.
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Show HN: Serverless logging to S3(github.com)
62 points by ellimilial 9y ago|26 comments
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by ellimilial 9y ago
Seems to be useful, as https://github.com/arachnys/athenapdf done pretty similar thing.
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by ellimilial 9y ago
Fancy extension to robots.txt?
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by ellimilial 11y ago
Btw didn't he build the suits himself and just share it with his less able cop friend? I'd agree, it feels like it invalidates the claim about getting credit for 'being a thinker'.