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by karakanb 7y ago
Hey, OP here, thanks a lot for the input. I know that the company uses the same name for multiple stuff, but I also think that, from my very own experience, people associate the name "Docker" with containers in general, regardless
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by karakanb 7y ago
Hey, OP here, thanks a lot for the feedback. I understand some bits and pieces about how containers work internally on different platforms, I also have a draft article that goes into depth with these, but the goal of this specific article w
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by karakanb 7y ago
Thank you very much for your comment, it made my day. I have had a hard time getting started with these technologies, especially with everyone talking about these without explaining what they actually are in a basic state, that's why I
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by karakanb 7y ago
Agreed, I didn't mean to teach bad practices to anyone, I am just trying to put simplicity in front of efficiency so that people can grasp the technology better and benefit from that.
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by karakanb 7y ago
Oh, I didn't know that, thanks a lot for the correction. I updated the article to reflect that.
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by karakanb 7y ago
Hey there, OP here. Thanks a lot for the feedback. I believe simplicity at this phase of learning is much more valuable than efficiency, that's why I haven't tried to produce the most efficient images as examples. Since your sugge
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What Exactly is Docker?(medium.com)
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On Seniority in Software Engineering(medium.com)
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Ask HN: What can I do for my family living away on a natural disaster?
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Ask HN: How do you store your important personal files?
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by karakanb 8y ago
I assumed the map was official too, especially because of the "Effective from December 9, 2018" piece on the header.
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by karakanb 8y ago
I was trying to deploy a CI/CD pipeline for a small project and testing some changes in the test step before deploying. I wanted to collect env variables into a global location in the pipeline and put some defaults for the tests, but I
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by karakanb 8y ago
Exactly, but I am not well-versed about the challanges and potential difference that might surface in kernel level and since Linus thinks it is not applicable, I was wondering if there is / would be an equivalent in the user space that
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by karakanb 8y ago
The question was not specifically around Docker. What I wonder is, why wouldn't there be a seperate layer that abstracts away these platform differences, just like Docker did for operating systems?
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by karakanb 8y ago
Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't this whole dev-prod hardware parity argument contradict with the rise of Docker? I don't know much about ARM or CPU architectures in general, but I have never heard companies testing their Docke
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by karakanb 8y ago
As a pretty basic user, it is mostly about adaptation costs regarding tooling, infra and code. My current stack mostly includes mysql as the default db, so my applications and tools also default to mysql and for now I don't see a huge
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by karakanb 8y ago
Very exciting news! Any plans or ETA for mysql?
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by karakanb 8y ago
Probably yes, but that approach has its disadvantages as well. First, the biggest problem I see is the huge vendor lock-in you accept with the PaaS offerings such as AWS EBS or GCP App Engine. When you commit to one of these platforms, it i
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by karakanb 8y ago
Migrated my very small cluster from GKE to DigitalOcean's K8s a few weeks ago. I was using 3 nodes on GKE with 1 core & 3.75GB RAM per node, and the cost was around 100 $ per month including load balancer for the cheapest region, `
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by karakanb 8y ago
Sure, you can do whatever you like with it. I am genuinely happy and proud of using Gitlab, I have grown as an engineer with Gitlab, and I feel like Gitlab has grown with me too. I hope you guys enjoy the work you do, because I enjoy your w
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by karakanb 8y ago
Github is a great UI that we all are familiar with and there is a huge community around it, which is great for OSS, but I have to say, I trust Gitlab more than I trust Github. I am a happy user of Gitlab for 3 years now, I have been using i
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by karakanb 8y ago
AFAIK, the whole idea behind the cloud-native approaches and tools in the ecosystem, such as Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, Terraform, focus on reproducible builds that are platform-independent, at least that is my understanding of the ideal. I
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by karakanb 8y ago
I think the docs kind of misses what problem it solves and how it solves it. I do all the local stuff with docker-compose while using the same images for k8s deployments, how does this help me? Does this aim to replace docker-compose with k
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by karakanb 8y ago
Truly lame question, is there any possibility for Amazon or other cloud providers to monitor the executed instructions and their distribution? Could this allow more optimized architectures for specific loads, or would this not bring any act
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by karakanb 8y ago
Kudos to the team to launch this new version, it looks really slick and my previous experience with Now was pure joy, it was really easy to get up and running. My only question with this approach is what is the suggested way to work locally
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by karakanb 8y ago
Please forgive my ignorance: what do these terminal emulators do better than a basic terminal application, such as Terminal.app? My work with terminal is quite basic, I edit a few files, execute a few commands and sometimes cURL something.
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by karakanb 8y ago
Hi everyone, My name is Burak and I have built an open-source extension for both Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox that replaces the new tab with a beautiful representation of GitHub Trending, Hacker News, and Product Hunt front pages. My m
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Show HN: Devo – GitHub Trending, Hacker News and Product Hunt on New Tab(chrome.google.com)
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by karakanb 8y ago
I just get horizontal line with numbers on it, there is nothing else on the page when I click "Go!". Is it down somehow?
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by karakanb 8y ago
I totally agree with this. I believe he needs to make a living out of the whole thing, but something that has a wide use-case like this should have been open-source, with some basic feature set at least.

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