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by kapilvt 7y ago
Perhaps they meant a different type of damage.
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by kapilvt 7y ago
Guidelines for what in relation to the current emerging new coronavirus? Mers is an entirely different coronavirus that’s been around for a few years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_East_respiratory_syndro... Her
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by kapilvt 7y ago
Very cool, been running into issues with this previously trying to manage mixed instances kinds in an asg. One tip, as an easy way to track api changes in aws, checkout https://awsapichanges.info/
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by kapilvt 7y ago
Getting out of reinvent 2019, i realized that i wanted a better way to keep up on all the new announcements and releases. Previously my workflow was hitting reload on what's new, reading an intro blog post, and then the detailed blog p
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Show HN: Changelog of Updated AWS APIs(awsapichanges.info)
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by kapilvt 7y ago
Nice write up. The python software foundation is currently sponsoring work to bring additional cryptographic verification to pypi https://github.com/python/request-for/blob/master/2019-Q4-Py... Some addi
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by kapilvt 7y ago
Cloud custodian is maintained by the community, capitalone has not had any maintainers on staff for around a year, though they still use and occasionally contribute prs. The major contributors and maintainers over the last year have been th
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by kapilvt 7y ago
you might enjoy their new podcast https://oxide.computer/blog/categories/on-the-metal/ new startup with Brian, jess frazzle and Steve tuck.
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by kapilvt 7y ago
It’s entirely broken for any open source community, which is pretty telling.
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by kapilvt 7y ago
“At least has a jit”, go is compiling to native code, Java is to a jvm bytecode instruction executed effectively by a interpreter, a jit is critical to good performance in the latter. In the former, ie. go you have control over memory layou
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by kapilvt 7y ago
custodian supports doing a lot of things, wrt to cost it performs similar activities, ie a yaml file to query metrics to find underutilized resources and then either notify the creator/owner via email/slack, online resize, or shut
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by kapilvt 7y ago
Regardless of what Moto describes itself as, if you look at the code you'll realize its not a mock at all, its a fake per your definition. Given your concern with terminology, I'd suggest filing an issue there. Also given the dive
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by kapilvt 7y ago
fwiw, I tried local stack a while ago, and quickly realized that features and edge cases where not really where it worked. it hits the 80/20 rule of apis and a 20/80 rule on error conditions. I switched out to flight recording on
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by kapilvt 7y ago
sigh, i vaguely remember when local stack was free, back when it was moto (library + rest support), and then atlassian doing the initial localstack, and then handing it over to the community. on the day after docker is done, i'm not su
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by kapilvt 7y ago
I was referencing x1 extreme gen2 (aka this year) not last years model to compare to a today's brand new MacBook pro. re screen, to quote.. "My initial impression of the 500-nit panel on the X1E Gen 2, however, is that it’s a clea
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by kapilvt 7y ago
if you comparing to this laptop, you should be comparing the x1 extreme gen 2... oled screen, equiv processor, same ram, lower storage (8tb == another laptop on apple upgrade pricing), trackpoint/nipple v trackpad. at that point your c
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by kapilvt 7y ago
Worth noting this is happening after the incorporation of VMware’s harbor registry into cncf. Harbor provides a solid enterprise registry with auth, Clair scanning, and a reasonable ux. https://goharbor.io/ Still, it’s grea
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by kapilvt 7y ago
Still working on custodian, k8s integration up next. else atm. trying to ensure that the next 20 years of opensource are open.
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by kapilvt 7y ago
so I wrote the majority of cloud custodian and still maintain it. I no longer work at capitalone (since jan 2019). afaics the suspect ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/paige-t-704a29188/ ) worked at AWS 3 years ago is a
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by kapilvt 7y ago
Gene is awesome. I had a chance to watch him speak at SurgeCon 2013, there's lots of lessons from dealing various mission crisis events that are still applicable today to operation teams. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
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by kapilvt 7y ago
worth noting its common clause.. so doesn't qualify under osi ( https://opensource.org ) definitions as open source.
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by kapilvt 7y ago
Jmespath is also built in to the azure cli
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by kapilvt 7y ago
Sure cloud custodian extensible, its supports multiple cloud providers today (aws, gcp, azure) with work in progress on Kubernetes. The core plugin mechanism (registries) are used across every part, cloud providers, resources in those provi
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by kapilvt 7y ago
You can use any language, all the providers have sdks in available for common languages. Otoh, I think its telling that all three of the major public clouds (AWS, GCP, Azure) have their primary cli in python.
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by kapilvt 7y ago
This seems like periodic api poll and db dump tool across a limited set of resources. For folks interested in this domain, its worth checking out cloud custodian, https://cloudcustodian.io Its open source and supports AWS, GCP,
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by kapilvt 8y ago
Hey, Scientology is about making money, aka apples and oranges. Lots of religious movements and suppression’s would be more apt, try puritans.
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by kapilvt 8y ago
my vote on today's lockin even more than cloud is chrome, the web as mono culture, single predominant implementation that every caters to, thats subverting standards (http2/http3). it is the IE of today, and as you say because web
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by kapilvt 8y ago
Cool, awesome to see more opensource in this space. A long time ago (2009), I was launching the world digital library (wdl.org) had to deal with lots of content translations. I tried using Pootle (which also supports saas api translation as
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by kapilvt 8y ago
Easily installed isn't part of the opensource definition, any more than source available means opensource. Calling companies that are pure opensource, open-core is misleading and detracts from the conversation, imo. Centos was a binary
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by kapilvt 8y ago
dtrace is now gplv2 (2018, ~10 years after the acquisition), it wasn't for a long time (and its still a separate license around userspace), because oracle was holding it as a competitive advantage I presume for unbreakable linux distro

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