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kirankgollu
6y ago
Rubrik| Senior Software Engineer | Full-time | https://www.rubrik.com/en/company/careers/departments/job.22... We are looking for software engineers to build a highly-scalable Polaris Cloud Data Manageme
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Show HN: A simple Amazon DynamoDB cost explorer – show costs and estimate savings
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Autoscaling your Heroku app in 15 minutes
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11y ago
Thanks Shafi for feedback! Although it may not be the highest priority, we'll will look into adding theme support at some point.
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11y ago
@chadboyda: Good point, per-partition throughput reduces as the #partitions increases but if your load is uniform, it wouldn't impact your overall throughput. Neptune does take this into consideration, although we can't change the
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11y ago
A couple of useful resources: 1. How to use it? - http://blog.neptune.io/one-click-autoscaling-of-dynamodb/ 2. autoscaling guidelines - http://blog.neptune.io/dos-and-donts-of-dynamodb-autoscaling...
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Show HN: One-click autoscaling of Amazon DynamoDB
(neptune.io)
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11y ago
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Neptune.io (YC S14) is hiring senior distributed systems and front-end engineers
(neptune.io)
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kirankgollu
11y ago
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12y ago
@neilellis, thank you for the comments. For (1) We are trying to provide rich experience for customers on AWS to start with, however, we won't be tied to only AWS in future (2) your use cases are very interesting. I'll follow up
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12y ago
Great idea - a matter of execution wizardy to seize the huge opportunity. A couple of questions - mostly about performance. While heroku offers fantastic start for early and small size startups, one of the issues off late are it's perf
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12y ago
@Ecio, we are different in a few ways: 1) we are monitoring tool agnostic 2) we provide a much better UX than clunky nagios interface 3) unlike event handlers, we provide best practice script templates so that you don't have to figure
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12y ago
This was based on empirical survey with over 80 companies (startups, medium size and big enterprises), and this is also in line with our personal experience managing thousands of servers at AWS.
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12y ago
@fancyremarker, great use cases. We are working on adding support for webhooks and pagerduty integration in the next version.
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@jmarrapodi, great to hear!. Every server on an average generates about 5 alerts per month and if they are not handled properly, they will cause outages. In fact, amazon (AWS) and facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/note.php?
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12y ago
I'm Kiran Gollu, one of the founders of neptune.io. Currently, we support AWS. However, our SaaS is hosting platform agnostic, and our agent offering can be easily adapted to private data centers. We will add support for private data c
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Show HN: Neptune.io, A self-healing platform to fix server alerts automatically
(neptune.io)
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kirankgollu
12y ago
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