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by m1keil 4y ago
> In my case, they didn't change my password as they didn't have it, instead they were simply able to log in and add a secondary 2fa (a hardware key) which effectively locked me out so I couldn't declare something was wron
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by m1keil 4y ago
> I really don't get why everyone here hates it. Partly because comments like this.
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by m1keil 4y ago
I wasn't suggesting that CMS fell from grace because they were being stateless. I was saying that when TF just started, these tools were in the right position to take lead over the IaaC space and didn't because the stateless model
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by m1keil 4y ago
In what way? All these tools are "DSLs to API calls with idempotency guards" engines. This is exactly what a stateless TF would be. They all been extended with DSLs that allowed them to manage resources in AWS and other cloud prov
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by m1keil 4y ago
> Ansible, Puppet, etc. don’t have intermediate stores of the hosts’ configuration, but then again they are used for different things. Ansible, Chef, Puppet and co existed long before Terraform. If the stateless way would work better, th
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by m1keil 4y ago
Are there any limits to the unlicensed mode? Is it a shareware or more in line with Sublime Text style?
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by m1keil 4y ago
Yes, companies with office cultures that change and become office-less won't change culture. They'll just adjust to the new engagement rules. I don't think there is a point trying to convince anyone to try doing it differentl
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by m1keil 4y ago
I think SELinux can have its place on servers, but is a tough sell on the desktop.
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by m1keil 4y ago
One resource I stumbled upon was The Dream Machine book. Very broad historic overview of computing history throughout last 70 years or so.
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by m1keil 5y ago
Wow their pricing gone through the roof. Few years ago they charged about 250-300ish. They provide lots of content but I wish there was a more tiered approach as I mainly use it for the books. At 500$ I think it will be cheaper for me just
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by m1keil 5y ago
Somewhat related question: Consul's deployment guide recommends against deploying a cluster across high latency networks, and suggests Federation instead. Did you had any issues caused by the high latency between servers and agents? Ar
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by m1keil 5y ago
I excluded the traffic because the price is basically 0. This is internal traffic and a bunch of HTTP requests. It doesn't cost us $3000 a month.
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by m1keil 5y ago
We are running Grafana and Prometheus on a single t3.xlarge instance with 150GB gp3 EBS. Excluding traffic, it costs ~ $100 USD per month. We are doing 10 second scrapes and currently have roughly 141k active time series. In Grafana Cloud i
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by m1keil 5y ago
"Autosuggestions can now be turned off" Finally. I should give it a try now.
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by m1keil 5y ago
Oh, wow. This type of command discovery with fuzzy search and human readable description is what I've been looking for to enable sublime/vscode/atom/intelij cmd-shift-p type of functionality. This is a must IMHOfor a fea
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by m1keil 5y ago
“Trust takes years to build, seconds to break, and forever to repair”.
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by m1keil 5y ago
Airtags leverage the popularity of iPhone devices and use that, not a single phone. Given there's a high probability of someone in the surrounding with an iPhone, you don't have to have an iPhone so that an Airtag will track your
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by m1keil 5y ago
> as long as package.json hasn't been updated, or update the lockfile if it has There is a problem here: it will update the __entire__ package-lock.json file, regardless of the actual changes in packages.json. Pinning doesn't h
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by m1keil 5y ago
Looks like only official Docker images from Dockerhub will be in the ECR gallery. "Other images are under consideration for the roadmap next year, along with authenticated private registries." Meh.
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by m1keil 5y ago
Why is it the case? That sounds like a political decision and not a technical one. Looking at the gallery, the images I'm interested in seem to be built/uploaded by a different entity. Which is not great.
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by m1keil 5y ago
> if the system can handle rollbacks it will be much more reliable than using the fs, as the fs knows nothing about actual state. It knows about blocks commited to disk. Usually they look the same, but not always. Could you elaborate on
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by m1keil 5y ago
This pricing man.... We have a small Prometheus running on t3.xlarge instance. Yes we don't have a redundancy or anything fancy, but it's fine, we can live without it. It does 105k samples scrapes every 10 seconds. If I plug these
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by m1keil 5y ago
Why are you so frustrated? It clearly had issues, how would faster acknowledgment would make your day better? With limited resources I rather engineers to just fix the problem instead of spending time trying to give timely status updates.
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by m1keil 5y ago
The original thesis was better cooperation between developers and sysadmins (ops). It didn't focus on trying to make operations redundant or transfer every sysadmin into a SWE.
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by m1keil 5y ago
Indeed, you are right! The explanation above was given by one of the Rancher staff members in one tech conference. It may be an alternative explanation that popped up with time. In both the point is that k3s is "half of" k8s.
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by m1keil 5y ago
Fortunately Darren Shepherd came up with a novel idea of taking way the things he didn't want in Kubernetes and created a "distro" called K3s (3 is less than 8) It's not that it is less, "3" is what you get i
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by m1keil 5y ago
You don't use this guide as a bible but take it into account and compare with other common security advice in the field. If you get similar results it most likely a good list of advice.
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by m1keil 5y ago
Oh, right. sorry, I sort of bailed on the whole FAQ thing when it was silly joke after joke but I get it now. It's the onion news of CVEs.
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by m1keil 5y ago
This doesn't look like an issue that deserves its own website tbh.
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by m1keil 5y ago
Wasn't there a big redesign just recently?

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