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by kapilvt 8y ago
[update - re redis ssl] pretty sure thats what this upstream pull request to redis is https://github.com/antirez/redis/pull/4855
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by kapilvt 8y ago
Just commenting on the aside, we should be careful about painting with an overly broad brush. Each of these companies and organizations is different, at least two you've mentioned are fully opensource afaik not open core (Redhat and Se
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by kapilvt 8y ago
How does it compare to something like Pootle ( https://github.com/translate/pootle )?
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by kapilvt 8y ago
Its pretty common for certain projects. As an example, here's a dozen Kubernetes distributions, all with some value add, https://www.infoworld.com/article/3265059/12-kubernetes-dist... At least in Kubernetes
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by kapilvt 8y ago
Re MongoDB, I don't think their pretending to be opensource anymore, just source visible, see https://lukasatkinson.de/2019/mongodb-no-longer-seeks-osi-ap... Re OpenES, its an apache licensed distro without propri
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by kapilvt 8y ago
I think corretto (openjdk distro) would qualify as the first one https://aws.amazon.com/corretto/
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by kapilvt 8y ago
As a maintainer on an opensource project thats recently switched out to azure pipelines, I'm actually overall happy with azure pipelines, its considerably faster (hosted agent) for us in matrix builds then travis both on latency to sta
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by kapilvt 9y ago
Another open source tool in this space that also supports writing your own rules, lambda/event based execution, config rules, guard duty support and wide coverage is https://github.com/capitalone/cloud-custodian
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by kapilvt 11y ago
well.. they sort of embraced docker to market their platform which was already a better docker.. ie they took solaris zones + crossbrow network, and stuck the docker api on it (in nodejs.. well no ones perfect ;-), then did a brilliant engi
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by kapilvt 11y ago
the perf gains are just as a possible without a unikernel, most high perf net apps at this point are onto userspace net stack to avoid interrupt+switch cost ala intel dpdk, an opensource example would be https://github.com/S
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by kapilvt 11y ago
https://github.com/garnaat/kappa targets the same feature set, and has more functionality afaics, albeit perhaps slightly different. It has more sources to bind lambda to, and takes care of more of the drudgery (iam, p
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by kapilvt 11y ago
re spring class names, this is always fun http://java.metagno.me/ shows generally reasonable names, but still some gems like "ComplexPortletApplicationContext.MyHandlerAdapter"
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by kapilvt 11y ago
spoken like a pivotal employee... cf has almost zero support for data services, and suffers from nih at almost every layer of the stack from routing to mq, to one of the worst ux for installs ever (aka bosh), cf is a great example of commer
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by kapilvt 11y ago
do make sure you secure internal inter-vm traffic with tls/ssl on digital ocean. there is no private networking, DO only offers shared 'private' networking that's common to all tenants. google compute engine is worth a l
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by kapilvt 12y ago
stack looks solid, coroutine, stats, and utilities, i'm interested in giving it a spin. some interesting libraries in there i haven't seen before. even then its hard to reconcile statements like native gevent (sans monkey) with li
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by kapilvt 12y ago
Most cloud providers gce, aws (vpc), azure, rackspace, etc. provide multi-tenant networking, where private network addresses are specific to an account. So there is legitimate reason for confusion.. that said i did read the release notes on
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by kapilvt 12y ago
i'm a user... aware of irccloud since the extended beta, but recently a user due to various nesc. evils of corporate networking. except honestly the ui sucks for history and non existent search sucks compared to botbot.me ie. https:&
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by kapilvt 12y ago
Also lxd https://github.com/lxc/lxd and in the course of juju, canonical wrote client libraries for quite a few clouds as they didn't exist at the time. openstack -> https://github.com/go-goose
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by kapilvt 12y ago
recommend opensource contrib & projs as resume. train on interview, practice begets success. failure is a teacher to success, be it building a company or an interview. teaching is worthwhile but rarely fiscally rewarding. choices on wha
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by kapilvt 12y ago
which branch is that? [update] https://travis-ci.org/gevent/gevent passes w/ pypy fwiw.
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by kapilvt 12y ago
strangeloop https://thestrangeloop.com/ & gluecon http://gluecon.com/
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by kapilvt 12y ago
very excited about this, given the breadth of aws services, this seems the only sane way to get solid coverage. thanks
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by kapilvt 12y ago
[disclaimer juju dev] juju isn't really config management.. its orchestration, and its been around since before that was cool (4yrs). thankfully orchestration is in revival mode as the hot thing in devops is containers which obviate a
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by kapilvt 12y ago
clearing up some facts.. warden predates docker, its a container impl. diego is something entirely different more like kubernetes or mesosphere (scheduling & health, etc). garden the go implementation of warden containers does add fs co
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by kapilvt 12y ago
CloudSQL on gce is mysql on bigtable afaicr, its been around for a few years. EDIT: actually it looks like cloudsql might actually be a mysql.. also on gce they max out 16gb of ram and 100gb of storage
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by kapilvt 12y ago
actually it only does two, lxc and libcontainer (aka native) https://github.com/docker/docker/blob/master/daemon/execdriv...
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by kapilvt 12y ago
also known as user namespaces to the rescue again (available via lxc or other users of relevant parameterized syscalls), they've been available for a while... though libcontainer doesnt support. in conjunction with a good lsm, seccomp
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by kapilvt 12y ago
Looks Great! Looks like a loosely equivalent structure to lucene, and is a feature i've wanted in the golang ecosystem for a while.
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by kapilvt 12y ago
agreed, etcd is like zookeeper, their both databases that you write applications against. No! neither does service discovery and orchestration out of the box. The applications you write on top of them do.
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by kapilvt 12y ago
one nice unrelated thing that didn't make any of the blog posts, digital ocean now supports userdata when launching instances via console or the api! but it looks like they still need to update their other os images to install cloudini

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