moondev

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   by moondev 9y ago

   I run a registry inside minikube as well. However to push from my laptop I use a docker image that runs socat and proxys to the minikubeip:registrynodeport. Works great and is really portable. I just stop the local container when i'm d
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   by moondev 9y ago

   Solus is great! I run it daily on my mbp. I use gnome though, can't get past losing all my favorite extensions
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   by moondev 9y ago

   What features from terminator are missing that iterm2 has? What features does the osx window manager have that are not in gnome3? Have you tried elementary OS? If you are looking for a comparable polished experience I think you will be surp
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   by moondev 10y ago

   So kafka with a cassandra consumer? Stream everything to kafka brokers and query cassandra?
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   by moondev 10y ago

   kubernetes + vault is a powerful combo.
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   by moondev 10y ago

   If you are using ubuntu as a base you are probably better off installing k8s directly with a tool such as https://kubernetes.io/docs/getting-started-guides/kubeadm/ On ingress: You can use ingress to load bal
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   by moondev 10y ago

   The best way to learn is to start low-level. It sounds like you are interested in k8s specifically (which I HIGHLY recommend, it's the future). Don't use a layer on top of k8s like Deis, just use k8s itself. I would recommend you
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   by moondev 10y ago

   That's what this does and more. What you described are techniques. Linkered is an implementation. From https://blog.buoyant.io/2017/04/25/whats-a-service-mesh-and-... Linkerd applies dynamic routing rule
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   by moondev 10y ago

   Unnecessary and complicated for whom? If you don't need circuit breaking, retry windows, metrics, ack/nack and advanced load balancing techniques for your platform then you are not the target market. Nobody is forcing you to use i
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    by moondev 10y ago

    It's basically a configurable proxy for communication between services. Kubernetes has the concept of "services" which allow you to declare a dns name for service discovery, but it's fairly barebones. By using linkerd, y
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    by moondev 10y ago

    Interesting that it seems like there is a bunch of overlap with linkerd in the k8s space. With both k8s and linkerd being CNCF projects, I wonder why google is putting so many resources behind envoy rather than linkerd. I guess that's
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    by moondev 10y ago

    Incompatible with bash which is ubiquitous. I much prefer zsh which can do everything fish can
13. 883.▲
    by moondev 10y ago

    Run distro of choice in vagrant and "vagrant ssh" what's the problen?
14. 884.▲
    by moondev 10y ago

    Probobly because the intent is obvious
15. 885.▲
    by moondev 10y ago

    I think the title is misleading. It should be zero-downtime deployments.
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    by moondev 10y ago

    Thanks for the reply. The post was great! I've seen some Titus stuff in clouddriver so i'm pretty excited to eventually try it out. Running Spinnaker + Kubernetes now and it's amazing. Seriously powerful combo!
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    by moondev 10y ago

    Are there plans to open source titus?
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    by moondev 10y ago

    In my opinion, if you are running containers in prod, you need to be on Kubernetes, regardless of scale. Kubernetes is so much more than just "planet scale". It encourages patterns and mindsets for efficient software delivery that
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    by moondev 10y ago

    https://vishh.github.io/docs/concepts/overview/what-is-kuber...
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    by moondev 10y ago

    <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="utf-8"> <title>HTML5</title> </head> <body> <h1>HTML5 boilerplate</h1> </body>
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    by moondev 10y ago

    With internet speeds only getting faster as time moves forward, does size REALLY matter? Is there an honest tangible difference between a 7kb and 30kb download? Also what about obsessing over a 10ms difference in render performance? Is that
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    by moondev 10y ago

    It's some css on a website (not yours). Hide it with a userscript if it bothers you that much.
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    by moondev 10y ago

    spam much? https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=DISCURSIVE
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    by moondev 10y ago

    Pretty sparse on details. Apparently my linux desktop is not a "supported device"?
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    by moondev 10y ago

    Do you know of a virtualbox-like manager for xhyve?
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    by moondev 10y ago

    I prefer gnome. Best extension support. "Dash to panel" really makes it slick
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    by moondev 10y ago

    We don't. We don't care about instances at all. We have pipelines that bake base amis. Another pipeline builds the code from a repo and turns it into an artifact. Then the artifact is baked into a new ami from the base ami. Then t
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    by moondev 10y ago

    Can you elaborate? It's just a plugin at that lives at /blue. In my experience it doesn't remove functionality at all. You can still use "normal" Jenkins just the same.
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    by moondev 10y ago

    This is badass! I've been using blueprint on one of my side projects and this is going to fit in perfectly. Palantir has really been releasing some cool stuff recently.
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    by moondev 10y ago

    Hi there. Yes I know you can set it public via the ui, but that is not ideal. What I want is "public by default" similar to how it works on dockerhub, or at least an endpoint to curl. Needing to manually set an image as public bre