idjango

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by idjango 6y ago
I'd step in as black guy coming from what I'd qualify as a priviledged background in Africa. So I don't think I can really understand the issues for black communities in America. But in my opinion, what is lacking for black
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by idjango 6y ago
Nice work! For those interested in similar projects, microsoft Orlean (.NET core) and Tarantool Cartdridge (C/lua) were bringing very nice concepts when I searched for a robust distributed platform for applications a few months ago. h
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by idjango 7y ago
Just to point out that there is inverted index implementation of graphite data working on clickhouse. Regarding the auto-rebalance feature, I cannot much more agree with you. It's something that clickhouse definitely need to handle int
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by idjango 7y ago
You should read the link below [1]. Even if it's not uber scale I suspect yandex to use something similar. I agree that python implementation of graphite was not particularly fast but there was faster implementation in C that companies
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by idjango 7y ago
I also confirm that. Several companies have successfully transitioned their monitoring stack from graphite initial python implementation to a clickhouse based backend.
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Ask HN: Does opstow sound good for a monitoring SaaS ?
1 points by idjango 7y ago|0 comments
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by idjango 7y ago
Thank you. I'll keep that one. Still looking for something better ;)
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What do you think of these names for a monitoring platform?
3 points by idjango 7y ago|2 comments
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by idjango 7y ago
It looks like you want to move to africa. Please have a look at my post :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21388166
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Ask HN: Who want to be my co-founder and build a fintech company in Africa?
2 points by idjango 7y ago|0 comments
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by idjango 7y ago
I have a "similar" idea I've been thinking about for the last few years. I'm not a developer but I know a bit or two about coding. Sent you an email
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by idjango 7y ago
I'm be based in Paris and working on not the sexiest idea : a graphite/prometheus/influx Saas platform. The goal is to have a robust platform where companies and developers can throw their metrics and use a hosted or on-premi