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by nhoughto 6y ago
Kinda interesting as a threat model, if 4chan/the wrong people can maliciously use your service enough to get it cancelled / shutdown just for the lols. I imagine a few startups aren’t building moderating content / moderation
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by nhoughto 6y ago
All for trying to reduce env drift and divergence between things, but don’t think the documentation as the source of truth is the winning formula. Source of truth will inevitably be code (bc it has to capture the full weight of the complexi
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by nhoughto 6y ago
I was wondering the same, if the compromise is of the Orion product which presumably isn't just sitting there with open access to the internet? Like this doesn't seem to be a very broad exploit that could start on a machine with o
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by nhoughto 6y ago
feedback loop is longer, if my workflow is: make change -> compile -> build image -> deploy to k8s then running docker/k8s remotely would be great but i need great upload bandwidth to be pushing fresh images everytime I make a
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by nhoughto 6y ago
“kind” is a example in my day to day, how do I run an ephemeral kube cluster in ci to deploy and test my app against without dind/kind? I want N clusters running on 1 host to support many CI jobs. https://github.com/kub
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by nhoughto 6y ago
Docker in docker is a very common pattern in CI, in some cases is the only way to achieve certain tasks.
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by nhoughto 6y ago
But non s3, b2 api is up https://f002.backblazeb2.com/file/blah https://f003.backblazeb2.com/file/blah
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by nhoughto 6y ago
Looks like Europe is down too? https://s3.eu-central-003.backblazeb2.com/
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by nhoughto 6y ago
Ergonomics of SNI / domain rules suck, you think it’s ok until you have to choose whether or not to whitelist all of SQS or something and you end up having giant holes in your firewall because you can’t be specific enough and few servi
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by nhoughto 6y ago
Hmm transparent proxy, can do 5 tuple and domain filtering, can’t do URL filtering bc doesn’t terminate tls I assume? They Should update the product page and take out “URL filtering” before it confuses other people..
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by nhoughto 6y ago
I’ve been reading more of the Netflix engineering blog recently (got in a clickhole), what strikes about their more recent articles as they seem to be creating technical solutions (like BFF and friends) for what could essentially be process
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by nhoughto 6y ago
Interesting that it makes sense now because the economics of it have shifted, as the shift away from broadcast and towards individual stream has happened.
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by nhoughto 6y ago
He addresses people like you: If you were a machine learning model (or my wife), then you would tell me to just cut long rectangular strips along the long axis of the banana, but I’m not a sociopath.
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by nhoughto 6y ago
ironic that this is on .dev, of which google runs the TLD =/
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by nhoughto 6y ago
Yeah always been my thinking with aws or similar operators. Lifecycle of resources has to be stacked like a pyramid.. I don’t really want the definition of a bucket or a database(!) to live as a crd in a cluster. I’m much more likely to des
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by nhoughto 6y ago
In my mind user-mode threads are much more about engineering productivity than raw performance. The comparison is wasteful blocking network calls using threads written in a simple synchronous way vs efficient user mode threads making networ
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by nhoughto 6y ago
Just the build caching is worth the price of entry. Gradle especially does a great job at this.
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by nhoughto 6y ago
Summed up as YAGNI You aren’t gonna need it. As with anything tho, ruthlessly cutting stuff or rounding corners is in tension with supporting future capabilities, sometimes you do need it it turns out.
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by nhoughto 6y ago
obviously the context matters, but putting time limits on some tests can really cause headaches. We've had problems where builds failed when many jobs ran together because build runner contention meant that jobs took just a bit longer
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by nhoughto 6y ago
yep so not 100% the same, but my point with linking to it is tunables / levers / control is useful. In other scenarios maybe you could get by without having to do a rewrite in Rust, maybe you could keep it in golang and tune the G
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by nhoughto 6y ago
Sometimes having more control over GC is useful tho, could save a re-write. https://blog.discord.com/why-discord-is-switching-from-go-to...
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by nhoughto 6y ago
Ah I see, I assumed it was a okteto managed cluster. I should rtfm more =) Splitting parts of an env is against our principles tho, put everything together and test against real endpoints where possible, there is no api dev env or web or ap
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by nhoughto 6y ago
Yeah I guess that might work for some workflows, we try and keep local as close to prod as possible, and how we build local artifacts that we test as close to how we build prod artifacts. Giving us a fighting chance of being able to repro p
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by nhoughto 6y ago
“developers shouldn’t install Kubernetes locally as this requires hardware resources and deeper knowledge about this technology” Totally disagree with that, developers should be sympathetic to the environment there code runs in, definitely
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by nhoughto 7y ago
Could this be used to test android apps in CI? Where traditionally you run up against nested virt problems (in aws). Not mentioned as a purpose..
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by nhoughto 7y ago
Isn’t that basically the same thing? Power trip getting something banned for everyone ~= changing your own behavior and telling people about it
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by nhoughto 7y ago
We very successfully run Kubernetes locally, in CI (via kind) and in npe/prod. There are some differences but they have been reduced over time, very strongly recommend this approach to teams for medium+ complexity apps. We basically ha
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by nhoughto 7y ago
I thought this too, but that then creates a likely unreasonable burden on the client. Not all user agents expect cookies either, think of all the varieties REST clients. Sounds like they would also need to internally reference the lsn too,
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by nhoughto 7y ago
Feels like higher mind vs primitive mind https://waitbutwhy.com/2019/08/fire-light.html Loong but great read
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by nhoughto 7y ago
Not quite the same, but good for CI jobs https://github.com/bsycorp/kind

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