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   by flurly 4y ago

   Thank you so much for the kind words!
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   by flurly 4y ago

   Thank you! Regarding the JSON column type - we're waiting for it to become more battle tested before introducing it in prod. So far we've been scaling by adding more compute since CH scales pretty well horizontally. One nice thing
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   by flurly 4y ago

   Thank you Alexander!!
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   by flurly 4y ago

   Pushing typo fix now. Thanks! The pricing page could definitely use some work. To clarify - there is a free forever tier of 5k events. If you go over, then the only available tier is the $12/mo per million events tier.
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   by flurly 4y ago

   Ah I see. Let me answer your questions one by one. > Are you cloud based? Using container orchestration? Yes it's all in the cloud. The infrastructure is spun up using terraform and automated using ansible. > Is it one cluster pe
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   by flurly 4y ago

   Thank you!!
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   by flurly 4y ago

   It's not documented, but you can actually already do this. Feel free to shoot me an email at hi@graphjson.com and I'll get you set up.
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   by flurly 4y ago

   Thank you for the kind words James!!
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   by flurly 4y ago

   Yes behind the scenes we have a few additional columns like uid, collection and insert_timestamp to optimize queries and support migrations. I just use timestamp/json columns as examples to illustrate the core idea behind GraphJSON.
10. 160.▲
    by flurly 4y ago

    Thank you! I'm actually not familiar with these recently built services. Can you link a few?
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    by flurly 4y ago

    I'm not sure what you mean. ClickHouse is an open source project. You can check it out here https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHouse
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    by flurly 4y ago

    Thank you Shane!!
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    by flurly 4y ago

    Thank you Callum!
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    Show HN: GraphJSON – Easily log and analyze events using ClickHouse(graphjson.com)

    128 points by flurly 4y ago|35 comments
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    by flurly 4y ago

    I'm a big fan of Terrastruct ( https://terrastruct.com/ ). They focus on building great software for visualizing complex software architecture. Their secret sauce is this idea of attention where they allow you to zoom in
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    by flurly 5y ago

    I personally tend to put all my data for analysis into clickhouse (which is written in C++ FWIW). My side project actually is all about ingesting JSON data into clickhouse and making it super easy to query, visualize, monitor and alert on J
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    How I Built a Data Analytics Solution with $100(starterstory.com)

    2 points by flurly 5y ago|0 comments
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    The mathematics of adversarial attacks in AI(arxiv.org)

    2 points by flurly 5y ago|0 comments
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    by flurly 5y ago

    I built https://graphjson.com for builders like yourself! Feel free to email me (in bio) if you have any questions. I wrote about how and why I built it here https://www.graphjson.com/guides/about
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    by flurly 5y ago

    Thanks! I do use f5bot, but in this case I was just perusing HN and figured I'd drop some links and a plug :)
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    by flurly 5y ago

    Relevant posts about how other companies do it Cloudflare - https://blog.cloudflare.com/http-analytics-for-6m-requests-p... Uber - https://eng.uber.com/logging/ Facebook - https://research.f
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    by flurly 5y ago

    I used to be super risk averse. One thing that helped me is to play games that punish being too risk averse. For me, that game was Poker. In Poker if you are too risk averse, since the game is naturally adversarial, you get crushed. I would
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    by flurly 5y ago

    I used docusaurus for https://docs.graphjson.com/ and it's been super great. Everything is in markdown. The file system mimics the website paths. All SEO/Meta tags are just taken care of automagically. Highly reco
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    by flurly 5y ago

    Yes! Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions! Would love to get your feedback on the product.
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    by flurly 5y ago

    I used to immediately launch on Hacker News, Reddit, Product Hunt, etc. the moment I finished my side projects. The problem I found with this approach is 1. Often times the product is a leaky bucket, and you experience a massive spike in tr
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    Chess.com – Play Chess Online(chess.com)

    1 points by flurly 5y ago|0 comments
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    Findxkcd – Browse and search through Xkcd comics(findxkcd.com)

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    by flurly 5y ago

    This looks super neat. I'm building something very similar called graphjson. It's a super competitive space, but I think your OS + privacy friendly angle is a good one. Best of luck on your journey!
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    by flurly 5y ago

    GraphJSON supports API calls :) Founder here. If you have questions let me know! https://docs.graphjson.com/API/logging
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    by flurly 5y ago

    Great minds think alike :) We do the exact same thing at GraphJSON https://www.graphjson.com/guides/about