miyuru

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   by miyuru 5y ago

   As someone who has operated an image hosting service, few more suggestions. 1. Use proper cloudfront caching. I see that all images are hitting the origin every time. Its adding more latency to the request. 2. Set proper cache headers. 3. F
2. 452.▲
   by miyuru 5y ago

   For email confirmation. The practice of email confirmation is still widely used, but the change in email deliverable rules has make it a pain to properly validate them. Even if you are using a 3rd party provider like SES or mailgun, they ha
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   by miyuru 5y ago

   Yes. Using terraform for this is great is because it removes the unwanted alarms. I had to create alarms when the instances auto scale and wrote a python script using cdktf and now the Jenkins job handles it. It even updates the cloudwatch
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   by miyuru 5y ago

   my guess it since they do geodns load balancing, this is used to collect data for their DNS.
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   by miyuru 5y ago

   this question was already answered in the fastly outage thread. It was to identify fastly's Varnish vs customer's Varnish. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27433139
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   by miyuru 6y ago

   Vercel does not support IPv6 and HTTP/3 while cloudflare pages already supports both of them.
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   by miyuru 6y ago

   S3 does not support gzip compression. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26600816
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   by miyuru 6y ago

   I agree, S3 is only storage. S3 even does not support gzip compression. If you are hosting a website in s3, please put a CDN with gzip support in front.
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   Orange FTTH on a Custom Router(idea.popcount.org)

   1 points by miyuru 6y ago|0 comments
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    S3 began as a simple service(first S in S3), but now it definitely isn't. Now there are 6 different storage classes and loads of options to manage the objects and buckets. Interestingly the latest storage class(S3 Intelligent-Tiering)
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    > it's so complicated that I still can't grasp how it all works I have seen too many people that have the same excuse. The advise I gave them is to forgot all the things learnt from IPv4 and study IPv6 as a totally new IP stack
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    It also says that telegram is hosted on AWS, which is false. telegram has their own network with 4 ASNs. https://bgp.he.net/search?search[search]=telegram
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    Disabling google accounts is whats stopping me from using GCP fully. what if the credit card got declined on GCP and the google bots decide to ban me from the whole eco system.
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    I am in the same boat. they increases the price out of the blue and their instance availability for scaling up or down is not great.(M1 is out of stock now)
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    some TGW limits are documented here: https://aws.amazon.com/transit-gateway/faqs/#Performance_and...
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    this article from 4 months ago explains it. https://slack.engineering/building-the-next-evolution-of-clo...
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    I had a similar experience as well https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18145781 I no longer recommend them any production usage.
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    Amazon Lightsail now supports IPv6(aws.amazon.com)

    4 points by miyuru 6y ago|0 comments
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    Just had a look and your site looks great. some feedback. 1. I saw in the change log that you support IPv6, make it more prominent in the front page as well. (maybe add IPv6 support to pingr.io as well) 2. Your pricing is what I was looking
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    In case of IPv6, even if the users have public IPv6 address and is in the same network, traffic does not leave the network. So if you are sharing the same LAN, it does not need internet. This is because the large IP address space make routi
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    no need a secret unique UA. just PTR the IP and check the host. This method is already used by stackoverflow to hide the sitemap. https://meta.stackexchange.com/a/37272/158100
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    Fortunately I had email bounce notifications setup and to a none gmail address, so had time to stop the email queue.
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    just got a bounce for gmail address from aws ses. Google status page has been updated. https://www.google.com/appsstatus#hl=en-GB&v=issue&sid=1&iid...
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    I have been reading the comments and and I agree with you. my thoughts are as below. 1) The poster has no market plan and is building one on the go. 2) Haven't done any kind of market research. 3) The poster does not seem to have an ac
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    IPv6 only is even cheaper at 0.3 euro per month.
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    yes, they really need to architecture their service. they don't seem to have a reliable scaling up plan. I've had a similar ddos attack which manged to bypass the cloudflare protection and our app handled it without $0 increase in
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    i haven't able to measure the difference yet due to incomplete bill this month, but removing the IPv4 address can save upto €1
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    but the M1 can run x86 apps via rosseta 2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosetta_(software)
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    I got a few notices as well from non US companies on behalf of a movie studios via google. I can clearly see the google traffic drop after a notice and after a while it slowly comes back up. My solution to serve JavaScript validation notice
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    by miyuru 6y ago

    hCaptcha does not have IPv6 support. It breaks the web, when trying IPv6 only.