hrez

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   by hrez 11y ago

   It probably includes 37% self-obsessed asses that think it's rude to wake them up to go to the bathroom. You agreed to get into a tin can with reclining seats and bathrooms. Deal with it.
2. 212.▲
   by hrez 11y ago

   Gotta have DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem with 8 channels. Something like SB6141.
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   by hrez 11y ago

   I hope you meant 2013. Looks like the earliest beta users were starting 2012.
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   by hrez 11y ago

   That's just a storage enclosure. You'd need a separate server with SAS connectivity to use that. It still may be worth it $$/Gb wise depending on cost.
5. 215.▲
   by hrez 11y ago

   BMW build is ~2-3 weeks in Germany. ~1.5months to drive it off US dealer. AFAIK BMW options are very similar across countries.
6. 216.▲
   by hrez 11y ago

   encrypt it before shipping
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   by hrez 11y ago

   Is there any indication that it is? From WAF doc: "AWS WAF is a web application firewall that lets you monitor the HTTP and HTTPS requests that are forwarded to Amazon CloudFront and lets you control access to your content. Based on co
8. 218.▲
   by hrez 11y ago

   Looks like this should have really been Cloudfront feature instead of it's own service. It only works with Cloudfront after all. Is that so it does not appear like a "price increase of Cloudfront"?
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   by hrez 11y ago

   My biggest gripe with snapshots is there is no actual way to see how much each snapshot consumes in S3. There is no Cloudwatch metric or any other way to see per snapshot or even per volume. Sure, there is a billing per region but that&#x27
10. 220.▲
    by hrez 11y ago

    EFS is still in preview 6 months later since announcement. Let's see if it goes GA during reInvent.
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    by hrez 11y ago

    To be fair, here is a tool that has features no other tool I know: https://github.com/rlmcpherson/s3gof3r It can saturate your bandwidth and you can pipe to/from it. It's great to deal with hundreds GB's
12. 222.▲
    by hrez 11y ago

    How does its performance compare to aws s3 sync? Note that you can adjust max_concurrent_requests which defaults to 10.
13. 223.▲
    by hrez 11y ago

    Let me just quote http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Globalresearch.ca "While many of Globalresearch's articles discuss legitimate humanitarian or environmental concerns, the site has a strong undercurrent of reali
14. 224.▲
    by hrez 11y ago

    https://twitter.com/googlecloud ?
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    by hrez 11y ago

    Thanks. It would be nice to put on a feature list along with some details.
16. 226.▲
    by hrez 11y ago

    No compression?
17. 227.▲
    by hrez 11y ago

    Note that since linux 3.8 [1] ext4 can embed small files into inodes thus using less space and allow faster reads. Using that feature and adjusting inode size you can manipulate which file sizes are inlined. [1] http://kernelnewb
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    by hrez 11y ago

    That really depends on a type of workloads and requirements you have. But basically you (your team) have to be smart about how AWS or any other cloud provider is used. No cloud buzzword alone will help you avoid cost, availability issues
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    Alibaba expands cloud to US to challenge Amazon, AWS(networkworld.com)

    3 points by hrez 11y ago|0 comments
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    by hrez 11y ago

    If it is a public repo it's compromised, period. Change keys/passwords ASAP regardless of what you do with the repo.
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    by hrez 11y ago

    ELB isn't magic either. You have to CNAME to it (i.e. mandatory AWS lookup) or use R53. Combine that with ELB slow on-ramp issues on load spikes and the fact that you pay per Gb of traffic passing through and I don't see a benefit
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    by hrez 11y ago

    I'd challenge ELB usage in such configuration. R53 should be enough.
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    by hrez 11y ago

    Sure, if all you need is block or object storage there are many alternatives. But if you need NAS which satisfies basic requirements (performant, NFS, HA, snapshots, writable snapshots) it's hard to find better than Netapp. All I'
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    by hrez 12y ago

    For comparison, keep in mind that EBS is $0.10/Gb per provisioned storage, which is often over-provisioned. Versus EFS $0.30/Gb per utilized storage.
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    by hrez 12y ago

    Still is, active and opensource: http://www.farmanager.com/opensource.php?l=en
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    by hrez 12y ago

    Since it's using FUSE, it would be nice if it had lazy initial syncing. I.e. on empty filesystem slave it would serve/sync accessed files even if they are not synced yet. That's at least until full sync is completed. Millions
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    by hrez 13y ago

    With aws cli you don`t need jq. Read on --query option. http://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/controlling-...
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    by hrez 13y ago

    Run 'strip' on it.