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by marcc 8y ago
We've been packaging migrations into a container and just shipping it as a Kubernetes Job. It executes once, and if doesn't success (non-zero exit code), Kubernetes will reschedule it.
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Everything Kubernetes(kubernetes.press)
3 points by marcc 8y ago|0 comments
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by marcc 8y ago
Why are you making the transition? I’ve tried it, and ended up back on MacOS for a few reasons. If you are joining a team that is using Windows extensively, you’ll find it easier than if you are trying to switch to Windows in a dev team tha
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by marcc 8y ago
You could mount the nginx.conf files into the container so they are editable. The “correct” way to run a Docker container is to supply the config at runtime, not at image build time.
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by marcc 8y ago
Why isn’t this possible using docker? I would assume you could still issue an nginx reload command to the container running docker, since it’s the same nginx software running.
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by marcc 8y ago
Nice. Related, have you seen Sibbell ( https://about.sibbell.com )? What are the strengths of Release Monitor compared to Sibbell?
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by marcc 9y ago
Well that’s ridiculous. It seems like the easy solution would be to count passengers entering and exiting the ferry instead of assuming a passenger fell overboard because something was left on board
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by marcc 9y ago
Why are you barely making it?
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by marcc 9y ago
It’s really the lot that’s selling for 800k. Clickbait headline.
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by marcc 9y ago
Of course not. Common advice given to a new runner who is trying to lose weight is "you can't outrun a bad diet". Exercise is super important in maintaining good cardiovascular health, a good mental state, and does help with
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by marcc 9y ago
We've started using StackOverflow for Teams ( https://stackoverflow.com/teams ). It's really good, most of the company knows the experience pretty well already. But, as others have pointed out, adding a tool won&#x2
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by marcc 9y ago
The showrooms I know of LA aren’t close enough to where you can park to enable this. They are built in more walkable areas such as outdoor malls.
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by marcc 9y ago
Are you referring to just internal documentation about your own architecture? If you are struggling with the runtime dependency and debugging, make sure you have a distributing opentracing stack like Jaeger running. If it’s internal docs an
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by marcc 9y ago
That’s really a terrible place to put people in. From what this says, the SEC put part of the blame on the employees who lifted the circuit breakers without approval, and also state that employees didn’t know that they needed approval? Bef
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by marcc 9y ago
You mention that you’ve had 2 in-person interviews for 100 applications. How many tech/phone screens did you get? To really give some good advice, it would be good to know if your resume is failing to impress, or if you aren’t succeedi
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by marcc 9y ago
I agree that most of the issues we encountered were early bugs that have been resolved. While Docker 1.12 and 1.13 had some stability issues with services, it was early and they’ve been addressed. Swarm has been really stable for us since t
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by marcc 9y ago
I have experience running production stacks on Swarm, Kubernetes and ECS. I think the best way to talk about running Swarm stacks in production is to compare it to other orchestration runtimes. Swarm has a really low learning curve. You can
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by marcc 9y ago
I like this idea a lot. With GDPR on the horizon, this is a great resource to put together. I’m a little confused about the implementation right now. I don’t understand Rank and Score specifically. The columns need some explanation to make
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by marcc 9y ago
I don't think that respect for the victim and her family is an excuse to not release video footage. It's a valid reason to hesitate releasing actual video footage of a such a terrible event. Sensor data is different. If Uber wants
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by marcc 9y ago
I think this is a great idea and a great use of a BTC/LTC wallet. Breach notification often doesn't happen in a timely manner, and building a solution like this let's me, the consumer, get notified even when the vendor with t
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Multiple SAML libraries may allow authentication bypass(kb.cert.org)
1 points by marcc 9y ago|0 comments
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by marcc 9y ago
Uploading manually is a PITA. That’s because you really should automate it using CI/CD if it’s not your local dev environment. If you are manually uploading your code for a dev environment it would be worth exploring a better local, of
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by marcc 9y ago
GSuite can be an IdP for SAML but it’s sometimes limited. AFAIK you can’t use it to connect to AWS using SAML because AWS makes some assumptions about attributes in the identity. I may be wrong here, but I tried to do this a few months ago
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by marcc 9y ago
Agreed. It's hard for me to buy a service that limits the number of API calls when I possibly can't control this directly. What about changing this to the number of MAU (monthly active users), or features, or some other unit I can
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by marcc 9y ago
Would you be willing to answering them here (or link to your site with these answered)?
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by marcc 9y ago
This is just obfuscation. Making it harder to hack won't prevent hacks. Anything that can be changed by the client, expect the client to change it.
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by marcc 9y ago
Most good password managers will do this for you automatically. When I copy a password out of 1Password, it doesn’t stay in the clipboard forever and there’s an option to specific the amount of time before clearing it.
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by marcc 9y ago
Keybase has good messaging functionality built it.
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by marcc 9y ago
Check out scaleft.com. They have tooling to help implement this. It looks to be largely focused on ssh access but there is some stuff about controlling app level access also.
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by marcc 9y ago
That's Cloudflare and it's not sending the bad gateway, it's telling you that the upstream (the OP server) is returning a bad gateway.

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