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by marceldegraaf 11y ago
Hi, sorry for my late reply, apparently I'm not notified of responses to comments :-). 1. That's true; the non-experimental parts of the suite are mature and work really well. 2. This was most apparent in experimental features lik
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by marceldegraaf 11y ago
We've been using Phabricator for a few months, coming from private repos on Github.com. We initially liked it because it "ticked all the boxes" for the features that we needed from a source code and issue tracker. However, we
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by marceldegraaf 11y ago
We're using MQTT extensively at Karma [1] as the communication protocol between our LTE devices and our backend services. It has worked really well for us, and we're super happy that we chose for MQTT in favour of our previous HTT
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by marceldegraaf 11y ago
Congratulations! We have an 18 month old daughter, and while I don't consider myself an expert on parenting (far from it), I can share some points: 1. Having a child is both the scariest and the coolest thing that happened to us. You c
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by marceldegraaf 11y ago
Looks great! Question for the author(s) of Brubeck: are you planning to add an InfluxDB backend, or is that something you'd want the community to pick up?
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by marceldegraaf 11y ago
I see this exactly the other way around: paying for a service like Spotify allows me to experience almost any music I want to, and discover much more, at any time and place I desire without having heaps of plastic discs collecting dust in m
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
This also works in The Netherlands.
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
I found this article to be useful; the author describes how he makes sure his "bundle install" result is cached until the Gemfile.lock changes. http://ilikestuffblog.com/2014/01/06/how-to-skip-bundle
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
CoreOS offers three channels: alpha, beta, and stable. The idea is that when you deploy a CoreOS cluster, you run mostly stable instances but mix in some alpha/beta instances as well. Automated updates always propagate from alpha to be
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
I thought you were joking about those search keywords, but indeed: http://i.marceldegraaf.net/sitehttpwww.google.comsearch_-_Go... (screenshot)
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
This doesn't seem to work on OS/X Mavericks, Chrome 36.0.1985.103 beta. When I click on "Begin", nothing happens (also no Javascript errors).
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
Ah, nice, I didn't know the integration of SNS and SQS worked that way. Cool!
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
Sorry, my question was a bit vague. Generally SQS works with polling, and once a message has been pulled from a queue it is not available to other viewers any longer. This makes it hard to create a system where you have an unknown number of
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
Have you looked into a "real" messaging queue for this, like RabbitMQ or another AMQP based system for this? Or are you bound to SNS/SQS for a particular reason?
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
I find nginx way easier to set up than Apache, at least for "standard" (PHP, Ruby/Rails, static) applications and sites. The config file syntax is cleaner than Apache's, and setup is easy (through your favourite package
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
It knows how to sing "In The Hall Of The Mountain King" as well: say -v cellos "Dum dum dum dum dum dum dum he he he ho ho ho fa lah lah lah lah lah lah fa lah full hoo hoo hoo"
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
Awesome! I've been playing with all the components of the new Deis (CoreOS, etcd, fleet, docker) over the last few weeks and I -really- like them. This might be the future of how we do devops (I hope so, at least). Thanks for this grea
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
1Password for OS/X and iOS (iPhone and iPad). Backup passwords for GMail and Dropbox are printed and stored in a safe place in my home, in case two-factor authentication doesn't work (e.g. iPhone stolen).
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
As last time, I'm available here for questions/comments about the article :-)
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CoreOS follow-up: log aggregation with Logstash, Elasticsearch(marceldegraaf.net)
9 points by marceldegraaf 12y ago|1 comments
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
Nope, I haven't. I'm just getting started with all this, so I've got a lot to explore and learn... :-)
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
Hi Rob, thanks for your expansion on it :-). I see Deis does that in a similar fashion. I'll update the article with this approach, because it's clearly the best way to solve the "host IP issue".
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
You're welcome! I'm now looking into log aggregation and centralisation with Logstash and logstash-forwarder (previously Lumberjack). So expect a new article on that in the near future.
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
That's a fair point. In this case I was especially interested in running multiple instances of the same application on a CoreOS mini-cluster, demonstrating fleet's capabilities of scaling/distributing the containers over the
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
Yeah, one of the motivations for me to experiment with this is to see if we can expand our vanilla EC2 stuff with a CoreOS layer on top, to make deployment and scaling easier and more flexible.
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
Ha, thanks! I actually got the grepping magic from Deis as well, but this is a much more elegant solution. By the way, Deis is looking really good now that it's CoreOS based :-).
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
Thanks for the heads-up, I've removed the reference to LXC.
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by marceldegraaf 12y ago
Author of the article here; ping me if you have any questions or comments :-).
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Experimenting with CoreOS, CloudFormation, confd, etcd, and fleet(marceldegraaf.net)
151 points by marceldegraaf 12y ago|34 comments
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by marceldegraaf 13y ago
1Password 4 introduces password sharing over iMessage/email and also supports shared password vaults. https://agilebits.com/onepassword/mac#sharing

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