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by marcc 10y ago
Could you expand on why "database servers... should never be dockerized"? You mention that database servers should have access to all of the resources of the server, but Docker doesn't prevent that. What other reasons would y
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by marcc 10y ago
Which database engines do you plan to support?
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by marcc 10y ago
Hi toblig. Absolutely. We do have support for installing Replicated on an existing Kubernetes cluster. For these installs, we provide a couple of k8s yaml files to create the deployment, service, etc on the cluster. It's still a beta f
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by marcc 10y ago
This is great advice. Sometimes services can be removed from the on-prem version (billing), but some (queues, auth) need to find an on-prem compatible replacement. Most of the time, there are reasonable alternatives. But there are a lot of
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by marcc 10y ago
Replicated founder here. Great question. The main concern most people have when considering putting a database in a container is around data loss or corruption. (i.e. What happens if the instance disappears and the data was stored on an eph
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by marcc 10y ago
Awesome. Signing up again to try it!
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by marcc 10y ago
AccountName + Email + Password to allow your users to have multiple accounts is an unusual and slightly confusing design. So, in your plan, I would have to log out and can log back in using a different AccountName (but the same email)? Why
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by marcc 10y ago
I'm intrigued. Using Kubernetes on GKE is just so easy, it's hard to put the work into running it on EC2. If you can match the ease-of-setup, it would be amazing. I signed up, and tried to deploy a cluster, but had some challenges
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by marcc 10y ago
The best way I can think of to sell an idea is to build it (at least a prototype), prove the idea, and then try to sell it. You aren't going to be able to sell just an idea. You can recruit a partner to work on it with you; you don&#x2
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by marcc 10y ago
I like that they aren't providing a phone number as a backup. There has been a lot of discussion recently questioning SMS-based 2FA as a target for social engineering (and other attacks). https://news.ycombinator.com/it
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by marcc 10y ago
Just to follow up. I have a hugo site that has a pretty custom directory layout. I managed to sign up and get it provisioned with letsencrypt already. Definitely cool.
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by marcc 10y ago
Pretty cool. We were recently discussing how a service like this could exist. Excited to try it out. One suggestion - on the Signup page, you ask for a lot of permissions right away from Github. I think it would be better if you just collec
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by marcc 10y ago
You are expected to work 11 hours a day for 6 days a week, and then some more on Sunday? A 100+ employee company shouldn't be setting that expectation. No company should be asking that, regardless of size.
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by marcc 10y ago
Obviously it is very early in the data center orchestration and scheduling world, but it looks like this is filling in many of the gaps that exist today. Excited to dig into a bit more. I'm setting up a test cluster right now to give
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by marcc 10y ago
I've been pretty happy with https://bitbucket.org/liamstask/goose/ to solve this for us. It's an alternate that you can specify different, custom environments and compiles to an executable (not just a
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by marcc 10y ago
I really like the idea. What I don't see is anything about the content creation pipeline. I've been looking for something like helpsite.io, but with a really well done collaborative, markdown editor to publish the content. I do
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by marcc 11y ago
Could you add a 4th (maybe even smaller) server, and configure your load balancer to only route 5% of traffic to this server? We have the same problem, continuously enough requests to implement a system like this, but we only run on a sm
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by marcc 11y ago
+1 here. Gin is a pretty reasonable web framework that sticks to the core go patterns and practices, but provides some good built in helpers. It includes http router (a high performance route handlers and dispatcher), and the implementati
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by marcc 11y ago
We just released a Dockerfile linter at https://fromlatest.io . If you paste a Dockerfile in, it will lint it and show you some best practices and feedback on your Dockerfile. Feedback welcome!
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Show HN: Fromlatest.io – An opinionated Dockerfile linter(fromlatest.io)
13 points by marcc 11y ago|1 comments
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by marcc 11y ago
This doesn't work, it reports: This may not be the page you're expecting (request failed security checks).
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by marcc 11y ago
Where am I proposing that "all the benefits should remain with the creator"? I simply choose the format that I want to read. The cost to produce this format compared to other formats simply does not impact my decision. I enjoy r
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by marcc 11y ago
We tend to compare ebook pricing to physical book pricing based on perceived value. But the cost to print and deliver the book should not have an impact on the value you will get from reading it. Trying to "get my money worth" s
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Docker Engine for Windows Server 2016(blog.docker.com)
3 points by marcc 11y ago|0 comments
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by marcc 11y ago
I think many people do. I even had an UberX in LA a couple of weeks ago tell me "no, ride in the back", when I opened the front door.
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by marcc 11y ago
UberPlus and up are allowed at LAX, just UberX isn't allowed, unless the UberX driver has a TCP sticker -- something most don't have.
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by marcc 11y ago
You don't normally ride in the backseat when you friend picks you up. Your friend doesn't have an Uber sign in his front windsheld. Sure, they could hide that sign and request that you sit in the backseat (I've actually had
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by marcc 11y ago
You don't have to pay for private forks.
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Docker release cadence too rapid for Debian(bugs.debian.org)
2 points by marcc 11y ago|0 comments
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The misunderstood Docker tag: latest(medium.com)
2 points by marcc 12y ago|0 comments

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