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Distributed tracing in Golang
(github.com)
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10y ago
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notfunk
11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fog_computing
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notfunk
12y ago
This is the best thing I've read all day.
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notfunk
12y ago
While I'm not sure what this exact probe is built upon, some popular choices for mission critical applications I've seen in the past are: * VxWorks for real time operating system (proprietary) * Ada/C++ for programming langua
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notfunk
12y ago
> Of course, I could be completely wrong, and missing a great alternative service. AppNeta TraceView is an alternative to New Relic: http://www.appneta.com/products/traceview/ Disclosure: I work for AppNeta.
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notfunk
13y ago
Ahh cool! I completely agree that using your own products from a customer point of makes a better employee. Thanks for the input =)
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notfunk
13y ago
Agreed, I doubt Amazon had any evil intentions with this change. I wonder more if this was a product of Amazon developers using S3 (i.e. dogfooding) and not noticing the cost side effect because I'm assuming they don't get billed?
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13y ago
interestingly enough, here's the original commit that defaulted `validate=True`: https://github.com/boto/boto/commit/95939debc3813468264159d5... EDIT : Looks like the original committer is an Amazon e
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13y ago
i updated the article to move the inline update to the `2. Enable mod_pagespeed` section as requested =)
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New Features in Burndown
(appneta.com)
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13y ago
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notfunk
13y ago
nice! just ordered a used copy =)
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notfunk
13y ago
Nice link! And I agree the daily rotation is a bad idea, however we're leaning towards doing a Tuesday-to-Tuesday week long shift.
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13y ago
"During pager hand-off, last week's guy and this week's guy should talk about what happened and if there's anything they should know" Agreed, we were thinking of doing week long rotations (Tuesday - Tuesday) with a
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notfunk
13y ago
Wow, thanks for the brain dump! We're an established team/product, so we have an internal wiki, help/support desk, and use PagerDuty. We just want to shift away from only a few people (basically 2) handling DevOps emergencies
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13y ago
We have not discussed this point, but I'm assuming it's off the table due to cost. And yes, this is for 24x7 rotations where everyone is in the same timezone...
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13y ago
Agreed, we are thinking the weekly rotation will be better then daily to help whomever is on call to have a sense of "ownership" of the environment. Our overall goal is to keep the DevOps skills sharp between as many members of th
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Ask HN: Best practices for DevOps pager/on-call schedule?
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notfunk
13y ago
cool concept, especially when paired with a Chromebook
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notfunk
14y ago
hyped! still have to come up with an idea to work on tho~