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by jdubs 9y ago
Every time I see a job post mentioning mysql I realize they just haven't discovered postgres, or they have some really gross problem. :/
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by jdubs 9y ago
If you have the money to spend, Cloudcheckr, cloud health & cloudability are great. Some of their APIs are lacking which makes going with the DBR ingestion solution a good idea for large organizations.
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by jdubs 9y ago
They're letting their partners work on it.
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by jdubs 9y ago
Great write up. Working with the DBR can be painful when trying to track down funky costs like EMR and bandwidth consumed by EMR jobs. My company investigated at extending terraform to do some kind of tag check when applying however we deci
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by jdubs 10y ago
It's not xml!!!! There's just opening and closing tags for a stanza. Look at a basic virtualhost config.
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by jdubs 10y ago
Not sure why a carrier is shooting a blue beam at some planet, but what ever.
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by jdubs 10y ago
Oh jesus, Today I was messing around with Athena and S3, very cool product btw. In the new s3 control panel, I was having the hardest time selecting the bucket and path I was on so I could copy it. Its 2017, wtf?
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by jdubs 10y ago
I used to be on call, the on call team consisted of 3 people. The site would constantly go down and I would get paged 3-5 times a week, typically around 4am or 11pm. It felt like I was never free of the burden, it ruined my ability to have
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by jdubs 10y ago
Where does it end?
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by jdubs 10y ago
Too much signup friction, that would go against the status quo of growth = revenue.
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by jdubs 10y ago
It's amazing how some manager's words can have such an impact on a team.
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by jdubs 10y ago
When I realized the product manager was finding features on wikipedia and had no real customers in the pipeline. A VP told me to lie on an expense report, while managers & architects were able to expense 1k+ meals. I knew something was
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by jdubs 10y ago
The leaders have determined that the value they bring outweighs the liability they are.
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by jdubs 10y ago
Err, the file browser area.
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by jdubs 10y ago
Interesting that they're devoting screen real estate to something that can be found in the data section.
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by jdubs 10y ago
When I looked at it two months ago, I was having issues getting it to build and deploy on my cluster. After having issues trying to dissect the simple examples, I eventually wrote something similar with python & bash wrapped up in a doc
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by jdubs 10y ago
They're targeting different segments on different business requirements. Their numbers will never be comparable.
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by jdubs 10y ago
They've done amazing things for the community. I can only hope that Apollo group continues the local outreach!
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by jdubs 10y ago
Ops is a pure experience job. A degree will never reflect how good an ops person is.
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by jdubs 10y ago
k8s is still way easier to run than mesos & marathon with all the accompanying service that make it usable.
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by jdubs 10y ago
Super fun, great music and awesome art work. I'll keep playing this.
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by jdubs 10y ago
People don't know how to handle boredom anymore and it's taken a huge toll on society.
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by jdubs 10y ago
This is more sys admin style work than devops. There was no mention of any configuration management or other software tools.
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by jdubs 10y ago
How does google support compare to AWS support?
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by jdubs 10y ago
What ever he's trying to do will be terrific!
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by jdubs 10y ago
It's a crappy service. When the cluster autoscales to deal with load the cluster becomes unavailable for a minute or two while it restarts. In my previous role we had a very large cloud search cluster that was always under high load an
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by jdubs 10y ago
Companies too... Rackspace comes to mind.
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by jdubs 10y ago
Of course not, why would they need to get better when they were betting the proposition would fail.
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by jdubs 10y ago
Wow this looks lovely to support
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by jdubs 10y ago
This add nothings to HN.

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