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by kenrose 6y ago
So many words written protesting a natural evolution of language. Engineer started as a word meaning one who is skilled in the design, construction, or use of, surprise, engines. The word evolved in its use to later encompass other systems
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by kenrose 6y ago
> > A huge part of my career has been splitting monoliths into cohesive smaller codebases > Did that ... create business value for your company? Not OP, but the big value of splitting into microservices is isolation. In production,
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by kenrose 6y ago
I worked at Shopify in the past. Your assessment is incorrect. Shopify main app is a giant Rails monolith. They also have several hundred other apps as well (eg, App Store, partners, burst). Shopify has done a good job on defining clear int
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by kenrose 6y ago
In case the profile pic of the author didn’t give it away, I’m pretty sure “he” is a “she”. https://www.crunchbase.com/person/yun-fang-juan Gender neutral language can help avoid this kind of bias.
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by kenrose 6y ago
Yes, it’s wireguard. But they add support for various auth providers (eg, Okta).
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PagerDuty to Acquire Rundeck(rundeck.com)
2 points by kenrose 6y ago|0 comments
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Under Deconstruction: The State of Shopify’s Monolith(engineering.shopify.com)
312 points by kenrose 6y ago|125 comments
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by kenrose 6y ago
Dentists can fix problems, but like developers, their higher calling is preventing problems. The advice is sound (and applies to domains beyond marketing). Long term, you’re generally better off setting up some best practices early than ign
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Eleminder – GitHub and Gitlab Pull Request Reminder for Slack(eleminder.com)
1 points by kenrose 6y ago|0 comments
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by kenrose 6y ago
Hey Tegan, are you looking for "pulse" that's more dev focused or ops focused? There a few tools like Pluralsight Flow and Code Climate that focus on git specific metrics (e.g., time to merge, developer velocity, etc.) On the
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by kenrose 6y ago
For Sabbath observing Jews, “work” is defined as a certain set of 39 (?) activities that are defined in the bible and relating to building the “Mishkan”. Generations of Talmudic rabbis then added new interpretations and requirements on thes
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by kenrose 6y ago
“Open source federated Reddit” Maybe I’m old, but isn’t this what Usenet was / is?
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by kenrose 6y ago
Certificates are used to prove the identity of a given domain. e.g., if you visit https://news.ycombinator.com (https), when your browser connects, the server offers a certificate that basically says “this is the certificate for
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by kenrose 6y ago
Hey everyone, I'm Ken, one of the founders at OpsLevel. My co-founder John and I were early employees at PagerDuty (in fact, John was the first hire at PagerDuty). We noticed that companies running large microservice deployments all e
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Why You Need a Microservice Catalog(opslevel.com)
16 points by kenrose 6y ago|1 comments
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by kenrose 6y ago
Thanks for sharing. I also recently started a TIL repo from the same inspiration and found it lame to write my first README entry. Will look at setting up what you described.
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Tailscale has reached general availability(tailscale.com)
221 points by kenrose 7y ago|124 comments
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by kenrose 7y ago
This is by Stefan Ålund from Spotify, who was (is still?) product manager for System-Z. System-Z is Spotify's internal service catalog and developer productivity suite. (I'm not sure if they still use the name System-Z internall
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by kenrose 7y ago
Given Rachel’s recent post history about the “moustache”, this is on point.
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by kenrose 7y ago
The company itself is still pretty young (< 6 months). I’d suspect pricing isn’t listed because they’re still figuring it out.
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by kenrose 7y ago
> One of the worst development experiences of all time... The API’s you can use are pretty sluggish and poorly documented. Can you elaborate? Shopify released their GraphQL Admin API in 2018, which has built in documentation, as well as
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by kenrose 7y ago
If it’s one you build yourself (e.g. Raspberry Pi with Kodi), it will be.
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by kenrose 7y ago
One challenge with date based is that it can make your API seem old if it’s really stable. For example, see PagerDuty’s v1 events API: https://events.pagerduty.com/generic/2010-04-15/create_event... Customers ther
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by kenrose 7y ago
Hey Ola, I was at Autodesk Toronto around the time you were acquired and remember meeting you and your brother. I always appreciated how Pixlr solved a common problem (photo editing) really really well. Congrats on the rewrite.
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by kenrose 7y ago
Avery Pennarun is one of the founders (aka apenwarr.ca). Avery’s one of the most knowledgeable folks about TCP I know and has been building virtual networks of all kinds 20+ years. Congrats on the launch!
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by kenrose 7y ago
Can confirm. I got the same reply as well from their support team.
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Tutorial: Designing a GraphQL API (Shopify)(github.com)
2 points by kenrose 7y ago|0 comments
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by kenrose 7y ago
> While the root cause of this issue is still outside of Shopify, we have implemented a solution which has successfully restored connectivity for the majority of stores from the affected ISPs. Looks like the issue was the ISPs, not Shopi
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by kenrose 7y ago
The Ontario government actually does use Shopify for its online cannabis store: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/ontario-shopify-mariju...
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Kuma – Open-source control plane for your Service Mesh(kuma.io)
85 points by kenrose 7y ago|30 comments

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