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by marcc 5y ago
Don't forget about taxes and fees. When you look at the price of a domestic (US) ticket, it's surprising how much of this is taxes and fees that the airline is passing through and not directly profit.
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by marcc 5y ago
SchemaHero ( https://github.com/schemahero/schemahero ) is an operator that was bootstrapped with Kubebuilder, updated to new API versions, and isn't too complex to look at the code.
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by marcc 5y ago
I thought about that too. It's could be a good solution because the challenge otherwise is going to be listing all objects in the bucket and comparing to what's in the R2 bucket, right?
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by marcc 5y ago
Good point about double paying for storage. There's a long migration problem here to clean up. Most of my buckets have some frequently and some very infrequently accessed objects. To address this, there needs to be some sort of an acti
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by marcc 5y ago
IMO, the best feature Cloudflare added to R2 was the automatic migration. This makes sense for a CDN to offer, but if R2 works, this makes it pretty simple to migrate. "After specifying an existing storage bucket, R2 will serve request
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by marcc 5y ago
We created and use SchemaHero ( https://schemahero.io ) for parts of this. We use Terraform to create the database (RDS, etc), and then SchemaHero to manage the schema in a declarative method.
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by marcc 5y ago
You are right!
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by marcc 5y ago
I'm glad you are doing better. I think the author here does understand what burnout is, and was able to notice the symptoms a lot earlier. It shouldn't get to the point of not even being able to decide what to watch on Netflix. Bu
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by marcc 5y ago
Also have heard folks make an argument that it's more economical to plan to live in the post-climate changed world than to stop climate change. See https://www.amazon.com/False-Alarm-Climate-Change-Trillions/...
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by marcc 5y ago
I agree that "apps" and deploying to the cluster is the hard part. Helm is definitely the most popular choice, but there are others. kpt: https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/kpt kapp: https://c
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by marcc 5y ago
"A code repository used by the New York state government’s IT department was left exposed on the internet, allowing anyone to access the projects inside, some of which contained secret keys and passwords associated with state governmen
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An internal code repo used by New York State’s IT office was exposed online(techcrunch.com)
5 points by marcc 5y ago|1 comments
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by marcc 5y ago
Notion doesn't even need to offer these guarantees in their SaaS service. They can just ship to my Kubernetes cluster, and let me manage the ingress and storage, and that would be enough to make it mission critical software. In the mea
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by marcc 5y ago
"The Waymo Driver operates at Level 4 autonomy, meaning, Waymo says, that “no human driver is needed in our defined operational conditions.” This, Waymo continues, represents “fully autonomous driving technology,” with the Waymo Driver
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by marcc 6y ago
VS Code has the Remote SSH extension. ( https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/ssh ). Since I was already using Visual Studio code as my editor, creating a pretty large GCP instance and using it has been amazing.
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by marcc 6y ago
Congrats on releasing this. I'm a big believer in declarative schema management. Migrate looks great, and I like how it allows autopilot, but that workflow step to inspect the generated migration AND to alter it, if it's incorrect
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by marcc 6y ago
Who is claiming that if a bug fix fixed and not documented meticulously in JIRA it is as useless as if it was never fixed at all? That's not my intent as the parent here, or the point I'm seeing or picking up from this thread. The
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by marcc 6y ago
I don't think the comment was implying that a manager has to eyeball the ticket to make it worthwhile. The comment said there's value in documenting the process, and I agree with that. We use a ticketing system to track work. It&#
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by marcc 6y ago
There's a lot more to Kubernetes than avoiding lock in. Pick your favorite managed provider (GKE?) and stick with it. Use all of the GCP native tooling also so that Google can manage your network ingress and load balancers, TLS certs,
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by marcc 6y ago
Kubernetes schema files and a way to run them can be found at https://www.kubeval.com/
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by marcc 6y ago
You can do this without a cluster also: kubectl create deployment my-deployment --image nginx --dry-run -oyaml
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by marcc 6y ago
Can you elaborate on why you think that lxd is easier to use than Docker? I've always found docker build && docker push to be a simple interface to understand. What makes "start[ing] with lxd" more approachable or eas
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The Garmin Hack Was a Warning(wired.com)
1 points by marcc 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Proaction, A GitHub Action to keep GitHub Actions updated and reliable(github.com)
2 points by marcc 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Proaction – A CLI to improve GitHub Action workflows(github.com)
2 points by marcc 7y ago|0 comments
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by marcc 7y ago
Yikes. Terribly distracting controls and sounds like significant challenges with safety features (lane keep and anti-collision). What makes Honda "awesome", in your opinion? I'm wondering what is ranking higher than these saf
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by marcc 7y ago
Yes, very true. The rego syntax is not Datalog, but the language was inspired by Datalog
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by marcc 7y ago
Gatekeeper is an easy way to deploy and manage admission policies in Kubernetes. Kubernetes admission policies allow you to set custom rules on what can and cannot be deployed in Kubernetes. Gatekeeper is a CRD (Custom resource definition).
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by marcc 7y ago
We've had this problem, and ended up having to write it ourselves. There are a lot of patterns that identify data as potentially sensitive, and being able to redact this is part of something we've created. It's open source an
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Declarative Schema Management (Postgres and MySQL)(schemahero.io)
2 points by marcc 7y ago|0 comments

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