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Streaming Reverse ETL: low-latency syncing from data warehouses(hightouch.com)
3 points by joshwget 3y ago|0 comments
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by joshwget 3y ago
Hightouch | Senior Backend Engineers | REMOTE (Worldwide)| Full-time Hightouch provides a low-code/no-code (SQL/UI) tool that enables syncing of company data to nearly 100 different SaaS tools across use cases like marketing, sale
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by joshwget 3y ago
Hightouch | Senior Backend Engineers | REMOTE (Worldwide)| Full-time Hightouch provides a low-code/no-code (SQL/UI) tool that enables syncing of company data to nearly 100 different SaaS tools across use cases like marketing, sale
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by joshwget 4y ago
Hightouch | Engineering Leadership & Senior Backend Engineer | REMOTE (North America time zones) | Full-time Hightouch provides a low-code/no-code (SQL/UI) tool that enables syncing of company data to nearly 100 different SaaS
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by joshwget 4y ago
Hightouch | Engineering Leadership & Senior Backend Engineer | REMOTE (North America time zones) | Full-time Hightouch provides a low-code/no-code (SQL/UI) tool that enables syncing of company data to nearly 100 different SaaS
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by joshwget 4y ago
Hightouch | Engineering Leader & Sr. Backend Engineer | Remote (USA) | Full Time We are the pioneers of Reverse ETL, a new paradigm that enables anyone in a company to take action on data without relying on engineering. We provide a low
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Hightouch (YC S19) Is Hiring an Engineering Manager(boards.greenhouse.io)
1 points by joshwget 4y ago
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Hightouch (YC S19) Is Hiring an Engineering Manager
1 points by joshwget 4y ago
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Hightouch (YC S19) Is Hiring an Engineering Manager(boards.greenhouse.io)
1 points by joshwget 4y ago
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by joshwget 4y ago
Hightouch | Engineering Leadership, Senior Backend Engineers & Full Stack Engineers | REMOTE (North America time zones) | Full-time Hightouch provides a low-code/no-code (SQL/UI) tool that enables syncing of company data to ne
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by joshwget 5y ago
Hightouch | Various Roles | San Francisco | Remote or On-site | https://hightouch.io/ Hightouch provides everything data teams need to put data into action by moving it from your warehouse to the tools your business needs a
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by joshwget 5y ago
This is on our roadmap! Slotted for release sometime in the next month.
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by joshwget 5y ago
Short answer is yes, but here's why: By syncing data to a particular field in Salesforce, you're effectively saying that the source of truth for that field is the warehouse, and not Salesforce. If you expect a human to update a fi
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by joshwget 5y ago
Hightouch | Various Roles | San Francisco | Remote or On-site | https://hightouch.io/ Hightouch provides everything data teams need to put data into action by moving it from your warehouse to the tools your business needs a
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Show HN: Segment Functions is now Generally Available(segment.com)
3 points by joshwget 6y ago|0 comments
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by joshwget 7y ago
Southwest usually has good deals when traveling from SF to Chicago (MDW). Having that directly wthin Google Flights is pretty handy! I wonder how Southwest feels about this? Must be a reason they're not shown in Google Flights today.
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by joshwget 7y ago
We support multiple services, and we even support deploying multiple Docker Compose files per project! Check out our deploying docs here: https://deviceplane.com/docs/deploying/
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by joshwget 7y ago
Can you talk more about what kind of use case you had where the average update took 1GB? I can certainly see how pulling a base image could require that kind of download size, but subsequent updates should only need to pull the layers that
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by joshwget 7y ago
1. We don't! We suspect that many companies running devices in production would rather pay for a hosted version of Deviceplane than have to maintain their own self-hosted install. We also offer support subscriptions of self-hosted inst
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by joshwget 7y ago
We see Alpine used in production less than most people think. People usually feel more comfortable writing a Dockerfile based on Debian or Ubuntu because those are what they're familiar with. In most cases it's worth the one-time
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by joshwget 7y ago
Thanks! > However, as far as I can tell, you only support application updates, not OS-level updates. For now this is true. People using Deviceplane today upgrade their underlying OS via the mechanism provided by their distro. On Debian-b
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by joshwget 7y ago
True, Yocto is not technically an update solution! We explained it as such to try and keep our post a little shorter, but perhaps we oversimplified a bit too much there. What we probably meant to say is "the Yocto ecosystem". We m
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by joshwget 7y ago
Sorry about that! Must have gotten lost in the .io -> .com transition. We'll dig into this fix, but until then you email us at founders@deviceplane.com.
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by joshwget 7y ago
Thanks! Looking forward to hearing your feedback. Let us know if there's any feature you were planning to build for your upcoming project that Deviceplane doesn't currently have.
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by joshwget 7y ago
Our agent will support nearly any Linux distro, even though our installation script only supports systemd at the moment. We've really wanted to add OpenRC support to our installation script for a while but haven't gotten to it y
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by joshwget 7y ago
Great question! We're in the same space as Balena and tackling some of the same problems, but with a different approach. Here are some of the big ways we defer from Balena (though these points really just scratch the surface). Balena t
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by joshwget 7y ago
> Raspberry Pis seem to generally be pets instead of cattle This is a great comment, and maybe a point we should have directly made in the launch post. Devices are certainly more like pets. If you push an update that breaks a device, you
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by joshwget 7y ago
The short answer, agreeing with @crtlaltdel, is that Linux is getting really popular for embedded/IoT use cases. A lot of "embedded" devices are starting to look more and more like real servers. The latest model of Raspberry
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Launch HN: Deviceplane (YC W20) – Update and Manage Devices Running Linux
185 points by joshwget 7y ago|63 comments
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by joshwget 8y ago
Will Container-Optimized OS be used as the operating system for on-prem? If so, any plans to spin this off as a more general purpose OS now that it needs to support on-prem use cases?

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