justinwp

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by justinwp 8y ago
my main reasons to split are the following: - security - minimize privilege escalation and access to infrastructure - scalability - different workloads need different metrics to scale(CPU bounds vs connection bound) - dependencies - why bur
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by justinwp 8y ago
We haven't had any issues regarding stability. For the most part we extend by creating additional rules. Many of these are supported by the community(search for bazel and rules_* and you should get a bunch of results on github).
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by justinwp 8y ago
1) This is mostly dependent on language and the rules available. In our case python is a mess regarding 2/3 compatibility and external dependencies. There is a roadmap being executed on to fix these issues. Regarding our transition, it
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by justinwp 8y ago
I would also say that while monorepos are not as necessary for the small, non-unicorn team, they improve the ability to get there by increasing transparency and preparing for a growth rate where the number of engineers doubles every year.
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by justinwp 8y ago
We made the switch at less than 10 engineers and would never go back.
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by justinwp 8y ago
We are a small 20ish dev company using a monorepo with mostly python. Our tooling is Bazel and Drone. - Ease of onboarding. Being able to quickly build or test any target is awesome for the new employee. - Ease of collaboration. I can see a
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by justinwp 8y ago
We have been using Bazel in 20 dev python org. I think most of us have been happy with the transition while collaboration has improved and onboarding has become much easier. The biggest pain point is the python part and not having the resou
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by justinwp 8y ago
>but that's about all you can do with it, and there are better places for 'outdoor activities' there are better things to eat than shitty meat from cows grazing in a desert. i'll take the outdoor activities and the pr
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by justinwp 8y ago
>Pasture is basically the Bureau of Land Management’s default use for the vast swaths of federal land. It’s like “here is this land, you’re allowed to graze on it with a permit.” That doesn’t produce that many cows... And yet it is an in
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by justinwp 9y ago
Seems a new library could use something besides Lenna...
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by justinwp 9y ago
>Reproducible Research: I think of Docker as akin to setting the random number seed in a report. The same dependencies and versions of libraries that was used in your machine are used on the other person’s machine. If you are lucky! Dock
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by justinwp 9y ago
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by justinwp 9y ago
Appears to be hip to bash microservices now. We have some very clear reasons that keep us on the service oriented path. - scaling based on very disparate resource requirements across our api - security isolation of critical backend infrastr
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Bazel Conference Takeaways(medium.com)
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by justinwp 9y ago
Some of our builds are running on CircleCI but have been trying out drone for a more container focused build. Been enjoying the flexibility and increased speed from custom build images which are trivial to make.
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Microservice Usage Logging with Openresty and Google BigQuery(medium.com)
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by justinwp 10y ago
and direct link here: https://search.descarteslabs.com
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by justinwp 10y ago
Hi all, I'm on the engineering team for this release. Will gladly answer any questions. You can read more on the technical side here: https://medium.com/descartestech/geovisual-search-using-comp...