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Distributed tracing in a microservices world(opensource.com)
4 points by jpkrohling_jpk 8y ago|0 comments
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Jaeger Tracing – Protecting the collection of spans(medium.com)
1 points by jpkrohling_jpk 9y ago|0 comments
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GitLab vs. GitHub for open-source projects(medium.com)
1 points by jpkrohling_jpk 9y ago|0 comments
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Why IP-based rules are bad, but we still use it(medium.com)
2 points by jpkrohling_jpk 9y ago|0 comments
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Announcing Qaclana, a Web Application Firewall Built for Cloud-Native Workloads(medium.com)
1 points by jpkrohling_jpk 9y ago|0 comments
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by jpkrohling_jpk 9y ago
If you are interested in contributing it to the jaegertracing GitHub repository, I'm sure the Jaeger community would welcome it :)
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by jpkrohling_jpk 9y ago
Would you be interested in writing a guest blog post about it?
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by jpkrohling_jpk 9y ago
This might be interesting to you: https://github.com/jaegertracing/jaeger/issues/425 The Dapper model is interesting, but Jaeger is not 100% based on that.
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by jpkrohling_jpk 9y ago
Jaeger is just the concrete implementation. OpenTracing is what you should think about using when writing your application. That said, you could benefit from automatic instrumentation via OpenTracing framework integration libraries (JAX-RS,
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by jpkrohling_jpk 9y ago
If you want to trace applications deployed on Kubernetes, you might benefit from Jaeger's Kubernetes templates: https://github.com/jaegertracing/jaeger-kubernetes
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by jpkrohling_jpk 9y ago
There are discussions about it happening. If you haven't yet, join the community and make your opinion heard :)
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by jpkrohling_jpk 14y ago
We have it both in our Terms and Conditions page (hint: Belgium is missing there, but that's a mistake) and in our activation form.
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by jpkrohling_jpk 14y ago
No, we haven't. It's missing only from the Terms and Conditions webpage. We have Belgium in our hearts, in our language switcher and in our activation form :-)
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by jpkrohling_jpk 14y ago
Yes. It's missing in the language switcher because of a technical problem, but you can find Israel on the activation form.
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by jpkrohling_jpk 14y ago
Questions that we'll gladly answer at support@paymill.com ;-)
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by jpkrohling_jpk 14y ago
About the contradiction: you are right, it sounds a bit strange in English. We'll correct that. But what we mean is: you can start integrating the solution right away in "test mode", no need to wait till your activation is processed. In a c
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by jpkrohling_jpk 14y ago
Sorry to hear that, but the activation process is unfortunately needed. That said, you can still start right away integrating our solution into your app. If you decide to indeed use our solution, you can just ask for the activation and in a
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by jpkrohling_jpk 14y ago
Sorry, but what kind of license are you talking about? In order to use Paymill, you just need to have a company registered in one of the countries we are present (31, at the moment).
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by jpkrohling_jpk 14y ago
Would you mind sending an email to support@paymill.com with where these are happening? The original content was in German, and we tried our best to translate it, but something might have slipped (as you noticed).
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by jpkrohling_jpk 14y ago
I'm very sorry for the translation problems. We are working to solve these, but we would appreciate if you could send us an email on support@paymill.com if you find something wrong or ambiguous. But a small correction: we support the local
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by jpkrohling_jpk 14y ago
Your company needs to be registered in one of the countries we support. Other than that, payments can come from any country.
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by jpkrohling_jpk 14y ago
You don't have to be PCI compliant to use Paymill, due to our "javascript bridge" solution. In short: the payment details never touches your server, removing the PCI compliance requirement.