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   by jedifans 4y ago

   The ability to scan the whole of a request body rather than just the first 8kB.
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   by jedifans 6y ago

   Using a HorizontalPodAutoscaler [1] you can scale up and down the amount of "pods" (a grouping of containers that are scheduled as a unit) based on the desired metric. [1]: https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks&#x2
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   by jedifans 7y ago

   https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/how-to/preem... states that preemtible VMs aren't guaranteed to be available.
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   by jedifans 10y ago

   Try not to see a feature file as a way to automate tests but to capture the requirements in a language that isn't technical. Business rules change far less often than implementations, so the feature files shouldn't be tied to the
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   by jedifans 10y ago

   Before the feature files get written, have a conversation with the PO and other stakeholders. Involve a QA person and relevant developers. Catch the changes early, ask for more examples of the feature or goal, "have you thought about .
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   by jedifans 10y ago

   Cucumber and other tools such as Behat allow you to capture conversations you have with your client, product owner and stakeholders. They enable you to build the right thing - the thing that helps the users or meets the business goals. Have
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   Life and Times of a Tech Feminist Killjoy: Can’t Go Back and No End in Sight(juliepagano.com)

   1 points by jedifans 12y ago|0 comments
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   by jedifans 13y ago

   At the very least, I think Tom Watson MP will call this out.