gui77aume

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by gui77aume 3y ago
Legacy systems I guess, maybe cloud specific services
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by gui77aume 3y ago
If you are testing a microservices "ball of mud", you can (and probably should) setup a testing environment and do your integration tests right there, against real dependencies. The tool seems nice for simple dependencies and loca
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by gui77aume 3y ago
Would it make it better if it was the other way around? If user would send the ramdom code to the authenticating entity by SMS?
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by gui77aume 3y ago
It has the best latency from Chile and I think from other countries of South America
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by gui77aume 5y ago
For Java, JIB on distroless works pretty well. It's small, fast and secure. - https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/jib - https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/distroless
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by gui77aume 5y ago
Indeed. But the old debian and the new debian images may have a common layer.
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by gui77aume 5y ago
Interesting. It's my impression too. I understand that CPU limit will artificially throttle CPU, when not necessarily needed, wasting CPU cycles I could use. (Java programs in my case but I imagine it's comparable to Go ones) Do
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by gui77aume 5y ago
I'm always a bit confused about the CPU limit (for the pod), some guides (and tools) advice to always set one, but this one [0] doesn't. Ops people I worked with almost always want to lower that limit and I have to insist for rais
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by gui77aume 5y ago
Two more points: - Always log errors - Don't log errors twice (log or rethrow)
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by gui77aume 5y ago
I had better luck with date-fns than with moment.js, from Chile perspective, better daylight saving time handling.
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by gui77aume 5y ago
I'm fine with Firefox developer edition, but I find it's hard to see which tab is selected in this new design especially when using dark theme.
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by gui77aume 6y ago
I use it too, as an "l" function in fish, like an alias for "exa -lah" I like it so far, nice colors.
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by gui77aume 6y ago
I guess it means more modern implementation (rust). ripgrep is faster than grep, but there are some differences, not exactly the same flags, for example. If you use grep on big files regularly it worth a try.
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by gui77aume 6y ago
I now use IntelliJ (CE) but: - Eclipse type hierarchy view (and quick view) was nice - Google-Java-Format plugin integration was better - The default color scheme of Eclipse was better (not sure why but I can't use a dark theme with Ja
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by gui77aume 6y ago
I worked at two big companies in Chile since the last 3 years and I see microservices everywhere, it's huge here, almost a standard right now from my point of view. We have still some monoliths, like some EARs in some Jboss on-premise
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by gui77aume 6y ago
We used SumoLogic at my last job, really nice for dashboards IMHO, much easier than Grafana, it's log oriented but works with any structured data you throw at it. I think it was expensive though.
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by gui77aume 6y ago
Nice to know. Also, using a container, the port number generally doesn't matter so much.
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by gui77aume 6y ago
Shouldn't the Dockerfile have a USER directive, so it doesn't use root by default?
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by gui77aume 7y ago
Is it ok to have two nodes (mdi) ? Or does 2n+1 means you always want a odd number of master eligible nodes?
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by gui77aume 9y ago
No, I thought it was deprecated
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Docker certification program(success.docker.com)
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