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by mr-karan 4y ago
I am getting `Access denied Error code 1020` while trying to access https://techjobsforgood.com/ from AS55836 in India.
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by mr-karan 4y ago
Amazing, thanks for your response. I'll explore Docusaurus 2.0 :) Congrats on the release.
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by mr-karan 4y ago
I'm so happy with Material Mkdocs[1]. I use Obsidian to write a bunch of notes and then combine that with a bunch of mkdocs plugins to generate a static site out of it [2]. What does Docusaurus offer more, if anyone who's used bot
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by mr-karan 4y ago
I think LogQL[1] is a pretty good alternative to Lucene search syntax. It feels more natural and human friendly for searching logs. [1]: https://grafana.com/docs/loki/latest/logql/
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by mr-karan 4y ago
This is quite a cool project! Congrats on the public release.
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by mr-karan 4y ago
Hey Armin. That's very nice to hear that reduction is something on your roadmap. Pre Snuba, the number of external services were fairly limited but I understand as Sentry got more mature and added a bunch of extra services than "j
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by mr-karan 4y ago
This is so true. Sentry's architecture[1] is insanely complex. It runs some ~30 containers on the instance and all you've to pray is that their tooling[2] for `docker-compose` _just works_. [1]: https://develop.sentry.d
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by mr-karan 4y ago
Honestly, I like to keep the logger as decoupled and minimalist as possible. There’s https://vector.dev which can basically ship your logs from source A to destination B (supports tonnes of usecases). Separation of concerns make
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by mr-karan 4y ago
Yup, I use a self hosted version of [1] [1]: https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding
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by mr-karan 4y ago
They've just updated: https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/incidents/xvs51y9qs9dj
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by mr-karan 4y ago
Also shoutout to https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding which is a nice self hosted bookmarks service that I've been using over the past one year or so.
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by mr-karan 4y ago
Things were slow today morning (3 hours ago), from India.
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Understanding Networking in Nomad(mrkaran.dev)
7 points by mr-karan 4y ago|0 comments
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by mr-karan 5y ago
Noted, that makes sense. Thanks!
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by mr-karan 5y ago
I did mention that it's the OP's server which I presume isn't in an autoscale group. Even then, saving a few MBs in image size is the devops parlance of early optimisation. There's so much that happens in an Autoscale gr
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by mr-karan 5y ago
While this is remarkably a good hack and I did learn quite a bit after reading the post, I'm simply curious about the motivation behind it? A docker image even if it's a few MBs with Caddy/NGINX should ideally be just pulled
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Nomad 1.3 Beta Adds Native Service Discovery and Edge Workload Support(hashicorp.com)
5 points by mr-karan 5y ago|0 comments
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by mr-karan 5y ago
Folks looking for a solution to storing Prometheus metrics from multiple places, definitely consider exploring Victoriametrics. I'm running a single Victoriametrics instance which has 230bn metrics, consuming ~4GB of memory and barely
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by mr-karan 5y ago
[rich]( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29945848 ) was recently discussed as well.
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by mr-karan 5y ago
FWIW, Logseq[1] can do this outliner stuff. [1]: https://logseq.github.io/#/page/Contents
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Nomad Tips and Tricks(danielabaron.me)
2 points by mr-karan 5y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Project ideas for learning distributed systems
2 points by mr-karan 5y ago|7 comments
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by mr-karan 5y ago
Which is nice, except Obsidian isn't FOSS (the parent comment was about free/open source editors).
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by mr-karan 5y ago
Lovely! Thanks for buliding it.
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by mr-karan 5y ago
AS6453 is having a mega outage according to https://www.thousandeyes.com/outages/ . Lot of services for users in India were inaccessible for ~1h or so.
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by mr-karan 5y ago
For a very long time, I've been using shynet [0] on my personal blog. I've not played around the alternatives but there are quite a few: - Plausible: https://plausible.io/ - umami: https://umami.is&#x2
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by mr-karan 5y ago
Lost you at "Typical FOSS dog shit" I've used Joplin and while it has some rare rough edges (but then what hasn't) but my comment isn't about Joplin per-se. You really sound super entitled when you demand for what
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Using ClickHouse Keeper for Replication(mrkaran.dev)
3 points by mr-karan 5y ago|0 comments
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by mr-karan 5y ago
The backing table in OP's case is just 2 columns, timestamp and a `String` column representing JSON blob. Can't do much there.
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by mr-karan 5y ago
Fwiw, Clickhouse Keeper _can_ be run as an external daemon if you wish so. But it's packaged with the server binary itself, so once you add <keeper_config> to all your server nodes, you're good to go, without running anythin

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