m1keil

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   by m1keil 5y ago

   Here's a good look of the famous arch crossed by a freediver: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrXQbucZUDA A real shame that this diving site is known for all of these avoidable deaths.
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   by m1keil 6y ago

   You pay for some of these (like dangling IP addresses not in use) and some others have a max quota (like security groups).
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   by m1keil 6y ago

   indeed, can relate!
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   by m1keil 6y ago

   Curious about what are your pain points with Nomad? We are using it and it's pretty good. Biggest pain with it is the lack of versioned documentation IMHO. But other than that it can do wonderful job in scheduling workloads.
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   by m1keil 6y ago

   100% and so easy to use as well. I wish there was FZ for MacOS as well. I tried plenty but most of them are very limited or requires reliance on multiple key combos.
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   by m1keil 6y ago

   Click-bait title.
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   by m1keil 6y ago

   defaults matter.
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   by m1keil 6y ago

   It's not clear to me what happens after the OOM. Does the init process restarts the daemon? I would argue that it shouldn't. If the process stops responding to a healthcheck, it's the scheduler's responsibility (k8s in t
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   by m1keil 6y ago

   What about healthchecks?
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    by m1keil 6y ago

    Agree with pretty much every point in the blog. I would add to the list the fact that for_each cannot be used with pre-computed values. So if you have a module/resource that outputs a list of resources, you can't just plug it int
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    by m1keil 6y ago

    Thank you!
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    by m1keil 6y ago

    Wow! The closest thingb like this for cars would be ChrisFix on YouTube.
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    by m1keil 6y ago

    We have a very similar setup with Cognito, GSuite and ALBs. For CLI/API access we also have API Gateway which allows to authenticate with JWT tokens that we can issue via Cognito. It's not perfect: * This setup only deals with Aut
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    by m1keil 6y ago

    Main difference is that all of these websites are public behind one big proxy (ALB) and not public on their own. The security concerns are centralised in one place, not 10. That's not to say that the ALB can't have a bug or a mis
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    by m1keil 6y ago

    I witnessed this issue as well in my previous workplace. I can't understand why Cross AZ is even a feature of NLB if this a problem. Under what circumstances would anyone enable this? UDP only traffic?
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    by m1keil 6y ago

    >It's hard for me to see how "Java" and "cloud" go together. Netflix. > It's hard for me to imagine that atlassian would allow individual instances of jira/confluence/etc in their cloud versions
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    by m1keil 6y ago

    As much as I would like to use this, the lack of cross platform support is a big no go for me. The same way I became 1Password customer _after_ they introduced support for Windows and Android (which I need). It looks like a wonderful produ
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    by m1keil 6y ago

    You are comparing two different types of services. While they share commonalities (passing messages between users), the details are quite different. For example, you don’t get the history of IRC server for times you were offline. It’s like
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    by m1keil 6y ago

    Got spoiled by Splunk, I still cannot recreate the same experience in Kibana. Elastic seem to be doing well for structured data, but when your data contains a lot of free text (such as log lines), it still lacks the rich query language Splu
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    by m1keil 6y ago

    Thank you for sharing this.
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    by m1keil 6y ago

    Kibana supports SAML. At east in the Elastic cloud offering. https://www.elastic.co/blog/how-to-enable-saml-authenticatio...
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    by m1keil 6y ago

    Also worth mentioning you can also tunnel with SSM, so it's possible to use plain SSH or do anything that you usually used to accomplish with bastion. https://github.com/elpy1/ssh-over-ssm
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    by m1keil 6y ago

    Any chance yo can point me at any notes you have about compiling it? I haven’t managed to do it with latest source successfully.
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    by m1keil 6y ago

    I've been recently evaluating vnc and xrdp for a project. xrdp was much harder to install and configure. Documentation was sparse and outdated. VNC provided multiple choices of well established implementations and in low latency enviro
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    by m1keil 6y ago

    This reminds me of cloudflare access with faster ui/ux. The cli interface looks very similar to cloudflared. Will give it a go when in need, cheers.
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    by m1keil 6y ago

    already out https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/locator/ec2/
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    by m1keil 7y ago

    this is just wrong. a) it was never about ops writing code b) ops always wrote code.
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    by m1keil 7y ago

    I wish that SAML would stop being referenced as Enterprise oriented and that some SPs would stop providing support for it only in their highest payment tiers. As every company nowadays have G Suite or something similar, they almost certainl
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    by m1keil 7y ago

    related to this: anyone can share practical advice when it comes to running Elasticsearch for application and infrastructure log aggregation? We started from using Elastic Cloud which is nice enough and saves us the time to initial configur
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    by m1keil 7y ago

    that's pretty great. been using ssm for a while but wasn't aware of AWS-StartSSHSession, which solves all the quirks I had with ssm in the first place (like loosing the abilities of scp, tunneling and such).