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by ndemoor 10y ago
Here is also a non-exhaustive list of websites using cloudflare: https://index.woorank.com/en/reviews?technology=cloudflare
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by ndemoor 10y ago
I don't understand how this could be flagged as a dupe. I agree both articles cover Portainer. But one goes deep into how to set it up with deep integration on Docker Machine and DigitalOcean on a more expert level. While the other pro
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by ndemoor 10y ago
Yeah, the gist of the article was just to show some of the capabilities. In essence, Portainer is just a wrapper around the Docker API. So I wouldn't use it as a management tool, much rather as a quick and dirty checkup tool.
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by ndemoor 10y ago
The only other term I could come up with was 'label' or 'tag' but that sounds so boring. ;)
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Putting a UI around Docker with Portainer(cntnr.io)
56 points by ndemoor 10y ago|16 comments
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Bootstrapping Your Startup: Do You Really Need Early Investment?(blog.woorank.com)
50 points by ndemoor 13y ago|50 comments
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Ask HN: What tool do you use to manage your app's assets/images?
4 points by ndemoor 13y ago|1 comments
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Improving Client Communication: Own the Problem with a Smile(blog.woorank.com)
2 points by ndemoor 13y ago|0 comments
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Phoenix Servers with Packer(blog.woorank.com)
5 points by ndemoor 13y ago|2 comments
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Privacy monitor hacked from an old LCD Monitor(instructables.com)
9 points by ndemoor 14y ago|2 comments
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by ndemoor 14y ago
I only read TC when their linkbait titles end up on the frontpage of HN. Stopped following their feed, once I came to the same conclusion as the OP: being overly funded is (almost) the only way to go get featured on TC, these days. The time
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Guidance for Resilient Cloud Architectures(msdn.microsoft.com)
1 points by ndemoor 14y ago|0 comments
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by ndemoor 14y ago
There are 2 options which I use(d) when developing/deploying DynamoDB: - Have a separate (sub)account for dev/test/... in which you create your tables. Since one of the latest changes to their policy you are now able to configure the lowest
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Entrepreneurshit(bothsidesofthetable.com)
381 points by ndemoor 14y ago|68 comments
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by ndemoor 14y ago
Digging further in 3), if your app is proven to be in the 'good' quadrant, have you ever considered contacting Twitter directly and requesting a higher API limit rate. I can imagine they are ok with that if your app provides value to their
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by ndemoor 14y ago
Brussels, Belgium (I know, chances are low ;)) - Woorank.com - Frontend dev/iOS dev We are looking for people: * loving to put 100's or 1000's of datapoints into nice and shiny dashboards * have expertise with PHP/Node/MongoDB/Redis * famil
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by ndemoor 14y ago
Couldn't have said it any better. Being TC'ed is cool to put on your websites homepage (I know, we did ;)), but appart from having a huge spike in your Google Analytics dashboard, the direct results/conversions are minimal(especially for B2
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by ndemoor 14y ago
As a current customer of Recurly, I am very dissapointed in the way they communicate. I know it's all hands on deck now to fix this problem, but putting communication aside is not the way to go. For us this is also a very stressful situat
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by ndemoor 14y ago
S3 is also used as intermediary data storage when running Elastic MapReduce queries over data in your DynamoDB tables. http://aws.typepad.com/aws/2012/01/aws-howto-using-amazon-el...
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by ndemoor 14y ago
Well, the downside of using multiple DB stores is that the logic of keeping everything consistent is in the hands of the developer. So you have to make sure that everything is written correctly. For instance, if you write to MySQL and Mongo
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by ndemoor 14y ago
In the stack I am working on we have a variety of databases all serving a different type of data storage: - memcache: for caching of data that doesn't persist - redis: caching of data that needs a to be persisted short term but not on the l
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by ndemoor 14y ago
"Instead, they keep a Thing Table and a Data Table. Everything in Reddit is a Thing: users, links, comments, subreddits, awards, etc. Things keep common attribute like up/down votes, a type, and creation date. The Data table has three colum
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by ndemoor 14y ago
My bad, indeed, the bookmark is still viciously looking at me every day, so I was under the impression I'd still might finish it this weekend. So spoiler alert suggestion revoked...
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by ndemoor 14y ago
To have a legitimate replication setup, an arbiter node is highly recommended: http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/administration/replication-ar...
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by ndemoor 14y ago
Although I am a heavy user/believer of MongoDB, one caveat that is overlooked in this article is the administration part of Mongo Clusters. Even the simplest replication needs 3 servers, add sharding to the dance for extra performance and t
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by ndemoor 14y ago
For a quick grocery list of servers and costs, to show your team/boss/... in a meeting, this works just fine.
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by ndemoor 14y ago
Can you also add a daily (next to hourly) amount input? Because in our case (and I guess other companies/users) a big chunk of servers is running non-stop throughout the day and it is easier to get your mind around this figure.
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by ndemoor 14y ago
"For the entire month, we set aside all nonessential product work (everything besides customer service and keeping our servers running)" Who did they offload the work to then?
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by ndemoor 14y ago
I genuinely agree. In a former life I was promoted from software developer to lead dev/scrum master, and I can tell you the dev part of the job moved completely to the background, making room for something more of a secretary job: planning
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by ndemoor 14y ago
True, mobile is another thing I didn't cover in my comment. The trello app on iphone works like a thrill, given the fact it's a daunting task to get all the information on a small screen. Asana had constant issues with syncing the data.

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