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by greyskull 6y ago
Ah. The app is, but the service itself isn't.
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by greyskull 6y ago
GP is not in beta, the $1 is a promo. https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-game-pass#join is clear I think. $5/mo is also temporary.
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by greyskull 6y ago
IMO required viewing for any dev to form a more informed opinion on the SSD tech. Cerny talks about it fairly practically. Starting point on SSD: https://youtu.be/ph8LyNIT9sg?t=310 for about 20 minutes
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by greyskull 6y ago
It was originally intended for the Game Developers Conference which was cancelled (postponed?). Sony didn't do the best job setting expectations ahead of time, but either way people were hungry for info. At the time, Sony had been fair
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by greyskull 6y ago
I think CodeArtifact loses value when you aren't using a package manager; the benefit is an api-compatible service with various controls and audits built on top. Out of curiosity, what would you want from this service for the "pla
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by greyskull 6y ago
No group is infallible. If I thought about a world where cloud providers didn't exist (AWS or otherwise), where every company had to build and maintain all of their infrastructure themselves, and had to make a guess, I'd wager the
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by greyskull 7y ago
Generate static configuration, effect only what's in the static configuration and persist it to version control. You get the ergonomics of a programming language while getting a diff if anything changes and get it code reviewed. Could
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by greyskull 7y ago
Check out https://github.com/aws/amazon-ecs-cli-v2 There are some very motivated people working to make getting started and getting going with ECS easier. The CDK ( https://github.com/aws/aws-cdk )
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by greyskull 7y ago
I wonder what it would take to do something like this with kind[0] so you can have something resembling an actual multi-node cluster, if it's even possible. I've used kind successfully on WSL for experimenting locally, and even fo
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by greyskull 7y ago
Read through it. Do you have a sort of TL;DR summary of pros/cons? A matrix I can use to make a decision as a new k8s user.
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by greyskull 7y ago
Mirroring your comment, I have found both through personal experience and through anecdotes of others that forcing yourself into routines has benefits in all kinds of situations. Make your bed every morning, do your full hygiene routine, ch
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by greyskull 7y ago
Throttle speeds after you've reached a very high threshold, maybe only during peak hours to avoid unnecessary underutilization. Why is that not one of your options? This is what T-Mobile does AFAIK (I'm a subscriber but a light us
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by greyskull 7y ago
Please chime in on https://github.com/aws/aws-app-mesh-roadmap/issues/37 if you haven't already
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by greyskull 7y ago
Keep an eye on https://openid.net/wg/fastfed/ > it seems like the entire identity space is a clusterfck Yeah, especially server identity in a many-service world.
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by greyskull 7y ago
In case you haven't seen AWS' answer: https://github.com/aws/aws-cdk
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by greyskull 7y ago
Cmd+Backtick (next to 1 key) lets you swap between windows of the same application. Is that what you're looking for?
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by greyskull 7y ago
FWIW I agree.
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by greyskull 7y ago
It's a mobile app that polls an endpoint for json, after the user configures it (seemingly with a QR code), that's all. There's no middle-man server, and it's also not push. Neat idea, low barrier to entry. Can't te
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by greyskull 7y ago
> short for "reflection" https://medium.com/@re_dmitriy/what-is-refl-me-67e6eb151f27
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by greyskull 7y ago
I wonder how much of a problem this is. Anecdotally: I've spent my entire career - about 5 years beyond university - working in a cloud-only environment. My dev machine is an ec2 instance, whose environment my company provisions approp
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by greyskull 7y ago
> In the end, we went with a database with role access control (only our machines and us can talk to the database). Our code gets the secrets from this database on startup. How does the code get access to the database? I've lived in
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by greyskull 7y ago
https://ux.stackexchange.com/questions/108801/what-is-the-be... I picked up a tidbit about optimal line widths in one of my courses and it's stuck with me. I think back to it whenever I see websites that don&
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by greyskull 7y ago
Is this satire?
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by greyskull 7y ago
I don't fully understand the implications here, and I know I'm oversimplifying given the SSR half, but I find it amusing that part of this feature is "remove the code we told you to add".
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by greyskull 7y ago
That seems a bit inflammatory. Anecdotally most of the people I've interacted with especially like open source. My team is increasing our involvement in the open source projects we use. A lot of the internal tooling is due to legacy an
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by greyskull 7y ago
For Lambda, SAM Local [0] exists. Not to say that it magically addresses all the local development cases, but it's there. [0] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/serverless-application-model/lat...
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by greyskull 7y ago
1. That's docker. 2. I should have specified "in local development".
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by greyskull 7y ago
FWIW, there is tooling in place such that you can just recycle the hosts in your fleet and they'll be brought up with the latest image. so you can become just another scheduled and automated event. Don't quite follow the latter.
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by greyskull 7y ago
The CDK[0] will hopefully help with the cloudformation story. [0] https://github.com/aws/aws-cdk
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by greyskull 7y ago
If we assume there's a way to quickly build an image for a vm (like docker build), are there workflows to quickly spin up and throw away those images?

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