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Kuma 0.5 Released(konghq.com)
3 points by fosk 6y ago|0 comments
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by fosk 6y ago
You are not factoring in the economies of scale that will kick in if Waymo really figures out autonomous driving. It will change the world forever, and the costs will go down.
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by fosk 6y ago
> I'm okay with some number of criminals not being in prison. And this right here is what’s wrong with San Francisco. You literally support death and crime on what - over the years - costed (and still costs) the city billions of dol
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by fosk 6y ago
We have been blowing up hundreds of millions of dollars on existing vanity projects for 40 years [1] we might as well try something new and - perhaps - enforce some law and order in a lawless and dangerous city. None of the existing policie
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by fosk 6y ago
Illegal immigrants do not have lawful ways to find a job. They will either get abused in one way or another, or they will start looking at illegal activities to survive (ie, drug dealing). Encouraging illegal immigration - like you are sugg
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by fosk 6y ago
They do refuse housing when it is being offered. In addition to this San Francisco does not cooperate with ICE to deport illegal aliens which make the housing problem worse. Do you agree that if they do refuse housing we need to do somethin
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by fosk 6y ago
So - as a result of your logic - you suggest that we allow crime and illegal aliens? We know it does make an impact because the police department regularly arrests them (since they cause negativities in the community) and regularly the cour
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by fosk 6y ago
Perfect, if we determine that housing is an important cause, then can we: * Enact consequences for those that do refuse housing when available (ie, banning homeless lifestyle). * Arrest illegal aliens that are making the lack of housing eve
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by fosk 6y ago
If there is no housing available, then why are illegal immigrants tolerated which would arguably make the problem worse? It makes no sense.
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by fosk 6y ago
Well for starters, not allowing open air drug dealing and arresting illegal drug dealers in the streets. Cooperating with ICE, and so on. Starting to take action against homeless that do refuse housing because they enjoy the homeless lifest
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by fosk 6y ago
> But there are many reasons why the region could finally be experiencing a shrinking population: And yet the author is missing the elephant in the room: the incredibly deteriorating living conditions in a city crammed with drug addicts,
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by fosk 7y ago
The stock price.
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by fosk 7y ago
That's not true: given enough time decomposing organic material will create new oil reserves, while all the metals excavated are still right here on the surface of the Earth used every day by us (cars, phones, ...) and ready to re-ente
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by fosk 7y ago
Although I understand the fear that many have of being left behind the technology curve by not having the time - or the chance - to run Kubernetes in their day to day work, we really must appreciate that Kubernetes really is the future of i
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by fosk 7y ago
Italy is a country of 60M+ people and the 8th largest economy in the world, with a very high national debt and that significantly relies on tourism for its economy. Above and beyond the Coronavirus, this can terribly affect the long-term so
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by fosk 7y ago
If you need more capabilities you can also frontend your Lambdas with something like Kong[1]. ALBs and AWS API Gateway can be quite slow and constrained if performance - and a customizable feature set - are important requirements. [1] http
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by fosk 7y ago
> you loose all the self healing stuff and loadbalancing capability. I mean, yes? You can either build your own for “free”, or pay for the value-add features DO provides that you have described. I don’t see where the problem is.
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The Difference Between API Gateways and Service Mesh(konghq.com)
11 points by fosk 7y ago|1 comments
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by fosk 7y ago
Wouldn't that make an ever stronger case for a previous civilization? An advanced civilization would build things, use them day to day, and eventually they would just collapse again on the surface of the Earth.
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by fosk 7y ago
Slowly, and then all of a sudden.
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by fosk 7y ago
And I also remember its competitor, Microsoft Popfly [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Popfly
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by fosk 7y ago
Service Mesh really is about connectivity among all the service you are deploying in your architecture. Some of these services are going to be databases, some of them will be APIs, some of them will be caches and so on. Once you have this u
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by fosk 7y ago
Every waiter I know says that they need tips to survive in order to justify asking for tips. Those same people also fight with tooth and nails any argument that perhaps we can abolish tips and give them a living wage. Real truth: most likel
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by fosk 7y ago
If their current job is unprofitable to a point that they rely on charity (aka “tips”) then they are probably in the wrong business or they should demand to be paid more by their employer.
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by fosk 7y ago
Envoy has a proven track record in Mesh deployments, whereas in NGINX those primitives have to be built from scratch. On the other end, NGINX has proven track record as an Ingress Gateway and therefore it is the natural technology as an API
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by fosk 7y ago
You won’t need code for mutual TLS, certificate rotation, routing, canary load balancing, tracing, logging, service ACL, retries, circuit breakers, cross-region failovers and so on. The out of process proxy model makes these features portab
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by fosk 7y ago
Kong the company is the author of Kong Gateway, and Kuma Mesh. Two different products for different use-cases.
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by fosk 7y ago
The alternative is writing more code in our applications. As soon as we make any request that goes over a network, we need to make sure that connectivity cannot be disrupted and that observability is in place. LinkedIn famously wrote a &quo
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by fosk 7y ago
Unlike Istio, this is built to work natively with minimal dependencies on every platform, not exclusively on Kubernetes, which means it can support both new greenfield applications and existing VM-based apps, so that networking policies tha
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by fosk 7y ago
Unlike Istio, this is built to work natively with minimal dependencies on every platform, not exclusively on Kubernetes, which means it can support both new greenfield applications and existing VM-based apps, so that networking policies tha

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