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by ldoughty 7y ago
All those limits are removed within hours and are one time support ticket requests. AWS doesn't want every account to be instantly usable as a spam account if someone is compromised. I think the more significant annoyance would be the
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by ldoughty 7y ago
For-profit government granted monopolies are a terrible idea. They should be government-run, or watched, and should not choose between providing a service to customers or money to shareholders. I'm not in California, but sounds to me l
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by ldoughty 7y ago
You also can't just rename your Dev team DevOps... Ops people come from a background favoring stability, security, and connecting components. Developers come from using new and great tools... Writing the connections between their own s
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by ldoughty 7y ago
I generally support most things AWS does, but agree with you here. Though documentation you get a handle on fairly quick... Nearly all SDKs follow the same pattern. Still room for improvement. The lack of easy helpers (like for signing setu
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by ldoughty 7y ago
I've used Ansible on AWS for 2 years to build out over 50,000 servers, to set up the vpc architecture, control IAM roles, nearly everything. Ansible kept breaking. A minor patch on v2.5.x destroyed my VPC links, 2.6 broke my IAM, at on
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Dot for later, wife sleeping so I can't watch video at this hour
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Agree... Was hoping for something novel ... I sent this to my newer coworkers, but this is mostly obvious for people with 1+ years of experience making policies In short: don't give passrole permission, or any IAM policy modification p
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by ldoughty 7y ago
We use docker compose to stand up our micro services. If there's an order you really need, and you can't get around it, try netcat (nc) to knock on the port in a loop until it gets a successful response.
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Equifax followed all laws on the settlement. Also, when that statement is ever made, it really highlights flaws in our system when the rich/corporations/layers write the laws in their favor... So much for "for the people&quot
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by ldoughty 7y ago
The article said m3 to m5 went up 78%, I don't see that. Another reader pointed out the author is comparing on demand ec2 to RDS... That wasn't clear to me when I made my statement. Party my fault for not reading the table, it&#x2
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by ldoughty 7y ago
2 issues ... 1) db.m3.Large, db.m4.large, and db.m5.large are all around $130/month, no where near a 20% difference between any one of them.. so to not enough information to find this supposed 78% premium 2) AWS is totally for the cost
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Building infrastructure in the cloud? If you're talking about standing up AWS/Azure/GCP, I don't think Go has much for libraries to support that yet... For career growth in that space, I'd learn the proprietary depl
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by ldoughty 7y ago
You can't copyright (in the US) a recipe, but the recipe might be considered a trade secret, which effectively can be treated similarly
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by ldoughty 7y ago
It's also that way in the US, but this is going a step further.... Many US employers require you to disclose your side projects (even those you start before joining them). My current employer requires I also tell them of any other busi
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Indeed! After reliable uncapped/high-capped 50Mbps speeds are available, with decent upload speeds, the speed increases are not as important from a business stance. However, 24 million Americans do not have "broadband" access
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Being "stuck" with Comcast is better than most rural areas in America. Even services like Comcast in many rural areas is many times worse then Comcast in suburbs. ISPs are happy to let the lines rot then to spend a few thousand do
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by ldoughty 7y ago
I live in a part of the US where 2 miles down the road the top speed is 15Mbps DSL. I'm right on the boarder of a small town. just close enough to get Comcast at 25Mbps for ~$100/month. If I'm not on the outskirts of this sma
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by ldoughty 7y ago
I agree with you -- it's not the ONLY barrier to entry, but it can be A barrier to enter that also works as a good standard to support many features IT workers need... Though I suppose video calls w/screen sharing is now a bette
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by ldoughty 7y ago
The government shouldn't invest billions in proping up existing or new cities.. it should spend time reversing ISP regional monopolies and giving citizens choice on internet access. The barrier to entry of a high tech job sector is pri
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Might be saving good stuff for their security focused conference: re:enforce.
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by ldoughty 7y ago
It's sickening that schools sign agreements that basically let third parties collect data on students... I'm guessing there's a loophole somewhere where that date can be used after they turn 18... When I went back to school f
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Except corporations have already agreed to not seriously undercut each other... Geographic monopoly, understood collaborative price hikes... Forced plan changes post-capture that eliminate the most common plan and squeeze out an extra $5 pe
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by ldoughty 7y ago
I would make the same quoted statement, but mainly because of misinformation. I do NOT think people understand what their parties are telling them because both sides lie dramatically. Democrats do not present realistic plans with costs on t
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by ldoughty 7y ago
I agree I was confused by this.. I've never had issues with cell signal just before/after landing, and it's always the last/first thing I do while flying to update family... Perhaps it's only certain service provide
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Indeed the servers can be cheap! The inherited configuration used a redhat image with support that added a premium cost on top of being a slightly beefier server to run a few dozen containers simultaneously for testing. With the configurati
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by ldoughty 7y ago
I'm fully aware of opportunity costs, the investment was made because an investment needed to be made regardless to stand up 2-3 more servers. Doing so would have raised costs to perhaps $400/month if we simply copied existing set
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by ldoughty 7y ago
I'm looking for a contributor, but I also know people are flakey... Especially the group I hoped to work with (college students). I intend to do my share, how do I ensure a contributor does theirs and not make my life hell if we decide
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Cost is a very important factor... But you focused on the high cost end.. The cost of running a production server is something small startup businesses need to budget for... And you don't want to run your production website on a 5-10&#
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by ldoughty 7y ago
My guess: seo
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Really like this. I have a dozen ideas, and a lot of experience in back end / infrastructure, but no front end experience. I debated hiring college kids, but I don't have the money to pay a decent wage... I didnt go through the wh

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