gauravphoenix

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Database performance benchmarks are useless(gauravkumar.blog)
1 points by gauravphoenix 4y ago|0 comments
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by gauravphoenix 4y ago
We flatten it to a map and store the map. When you query, we dynamically generate ClickHouse query that queries the map.
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by gauravphoenix 4y ago
A few differences: - Even though logtail is quite cheap, we are even cheaper solution - Our pricing model separates ingestion from query. If you don't query, you don't pay for query. Just ingestion. - We are JSON native. Our SQL
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by gauravphoenix 4y ago
Generally speaking, tech like ClickHouse is considered a data warehouse tech. But we are using it as data lake tech: there are no schemas involved in Dassana. This means that you can send free form JSON objects to Dassana and query them usi
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by gauravphoenix 4y ago
Depends- there is plenty of market for purely structured logs query. I come from security background and these days in cloud security, all logs are structured: CloudTrail,VpcFlows,ALB logs etc. We are going to be focusing on such use cases.
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by gauravphoenix 4y ago
>Who do you see as your competition? AWS's CloudWatch / Centralized Logging? Splunk? GCP's Logging? Logstash? Graylog? More like Athena/Presto/SnowFlake. Simply put, anyone who is DB like systems for querying str
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by gauravphoenix 4y ago
Not yet. It is quite a bit rough around the edges and far from production use. Besides, it will require creation of multiple tables/column for each schema type (i.e. github schema might conflict with gitlab schema). As such, we decided
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Show HN: Dassana. JSON-native,schema-less logging solution built atop ClickHouse
25 points by gauravphoenix 4y ago|15 comments
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by gauravphoenix 5y ago
Aidan is one of the most brilliant engineering person I have known. I share a slack workspace with him and his posts are always enlightening. Glad to see him on HN front-page.
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Order of column matters in PSQL (2014)(cybertec-postgresql.com)
4 points by gauravphoenix 5y ago|0 comments
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by gauravphoenix 5y ago
couldn't agree more- we built Dassana [1] so solve this problem by adding context to security alerts. Currently we support AWS Config/GuardDuty alerts but had been thinking of adding context to vuln scan results too. [1] https:&#
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by gauravphoenix 5y ago
Dassana | all things backend/cloud/data | San Jose (CA) | Full Time | https://oss.dassana.io/ Dassana is an open source cloud security company on a mission to alert fatigue problem. The start-up is well funded and
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Show HN: Open-Source Cloud Security Alert Contextualization(github.com)
10 points by gauravphoenix 5y ago|0 comments
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by gauravphoenix 5y ago
Much like you posted your story on HN, make a twitter/linkedIn post and let it go viral. More viral it goes, more chances that the features will be requested by others and more chances of it getting due love by the engineering team. I
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by gauravphoenix 5y ago
It wasn't a split, it was how sometimes you see there are protected turn lanes on highways. So if you need to turn left, you can take that lane and wait for the oncoming traffic to pass.
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by gauravphoenix 5y ago
Nope. I was going straight and had no intention of turning at all anywhere. Just because a lane is getting added doesn't mean I want to move to that lane.
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by gauravphoenix 5y ago
>removing radar sensors to transition to a camera-based Autopilot system A few weeks back, I had a terrible experience while using auto pilot. I was driving on a highway (in CA) with autopilot engaged. For the most part, there was a conc
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by gauravphoenix 5y ago
Just got this email from Amazon Music- We have some great news for you – going forward, there will be no extra charge for HD as part of your Amazon Music Unlimited subscription. You will continue to have full access to all of your HD conte
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by gauravphoenix 5y ago
Third
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Create useful .gitignore files for your project(toptal.com)
2 points by gauravphoenix 6y ago|0 comments
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by gauravphoenix 6y ago
the worst part is that even the self hosted runners are impacted so it is likely that their scheduling system is down
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by gauravphoenix 6y ago
Who is the ruler of devops? Jenkins Khan.
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by gauravphoenix 6y ago
isn't it true that any form of addiction is bad for you? instead of focusing on the "phone" part, maybe we should think of addiction as any other form of illness and build detection and prevention capabilities in a generic ma
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by gauravphoenix 6y ago
So is WET (write everything twice). The right answer typically lies somewhere between the two extremes.
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by gauravphoenix 6y ago
>You think you are supplying software to all the armed forces branches and "forgot" to update a Jenkins plugin? yeah. Just now I am reading that their FTP servers had such a weak password that it allowed the pentester to upload
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by gauravphoenix 6y ago
There could be many vectors including the compromise of the build server. That Jenkins plugin you haven't updated in years. Or that maven package no one knows about. Third party risk management is unfortunately not well funded cyber s
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by gauravphoenix 6y ago
Many detection tools do leverage the fact that if there is spike in NXDOMAIN DNS responses, it could be a malware. However such signals are also exhibited by infra issues. This is sort of analogous to cancer detection. Cancers cells are re
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by gauravphoenix 6y ago
Nope. Theoretically it should be happening but it rarely happens. In fact, given the sophistication of this particular adversary, they would have just compromised the build server(and resign the binary) and I doubt anyone goes to the length
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by gauravphoenix 6y ago
I would have hoped that the sensitive govt networks are locked down enough to not allow just any outbound traffic.

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