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by ignaciovdk 1y ago
Totally, Traefik + certbot automation works well in many setups. But I’ve seen cases where cert renewal fails silently (DNS misconfig, HTTP challenge blocked, clock drift, etc.) and no one notices until users start seeing browser warnings.
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by ignaciovdk 1y ago
Caddy is great for automated cert management, probably one of the cleanest out there. But in environments where you don’t control the full stack (e.g. legacy infra, third-party APIs, multi-cloud setups), or when certs are provisioned manual
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Stop SSL certificate outages with automated monitoring – Enterprise Ready(sslguardian.io)
8 points by ignaciovdk 1y ago|19 comments
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by ignaciovdk 1y ago
Ever had your site or API go down because of an expired SSL certificate? It happened to us, and the fix was surprisingly painful. So we built SSL Guardian, a simple, automated SSL/TLS monitoring platform. What it does: - Tracks SSL&#x2
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Show HN: Perinola – A lightweight, rotating responsibility framework for teams(xe-nvdk.github.io)
2 points by ignaciovdk 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: rtcollector - A modular, RedisTimeSeries-native observability agent(github.com)
18 points by ignaciovdk 1y ago|0 comments
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by ignaciovdk 2y ago
Hey HN, After two decades in tech (Microsoft, startups, data platforms, the works), I realized I was spending more time explaining my job than actually doing it. Especially as a Solutions Architect / Sales Engineer — one of the most mi
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Ask HN: How Much Are You Spending on Your Database?(app.formbricks.com)
1 points by ignaciovdk 2y ago|2 comments
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by ignaciovdk 2y ago
Hey HN, We’re running a developer-driven research project on how teams are using and paying for managed databases (AWS RDS, Neon, Xata, Supabase, self-hosted). - How much do you actually spend on databases? - What problems do you face with
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by ignaciovdk 2y ago
Hi, great questions. We are running a few actions to understand if theres a need for this, then, a MVP with the team + a few extra drivers should help to understand that a little bit more, what do you think?
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Would You Use an On-Demand Designated Driver for You and Your Car?
1 points by ignaciovdk 2y ago|5 comments
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by ignaciovdk 2y ago
Learning about Vector databases and looking for a new job :D
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Time-Series Data Meets Blockchain: Storing Time-Series Data in the Blockchain(cduser.com)
2 points by ignaciovdk 2y ago|1 comments
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by ignaciovdk 2y ago
Learn how to build a time-series data storage system using blockchain with this fun guide. Explore setting up Ethereum with Ganache, deploying smart contracts with Solidity and Truffle, and using Python to store and retrieve time-series dat
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Milvus Unleashed: A First Dive into Vector Databases(cduser.com)
2 points by ignaciovdk 2y ago|0 comments
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by ignaciovdk 3y ago
We used Ockam at Voltmetrix and we are offering to our customers to secure their connections between applications and I think that is the most valuable here, connect applications, not entire networks.
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Voltmetrix(voltmetrix.com)
1 points by ignaciovdk 3y ago|0 comments
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Revolutionizing Data Management with Voltmetrix: A Game-Changer for Devs(voltmetrix.com)
1 points by ignaciovdk 3y ago|2 comments
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by ignaciovdk 3y ago
Hey, Hacker News community! I'm Ignacio, Co-Founder and CTO of Voltmetrix. I wanted to share something I'm genuinely excited about: Voltmetrix, our next-gen hosted and managed data platform, tailored for IoT, Observability, and A