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by nzoschke 11y ago
Customers. They send Twitter messages.
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by nzoschke 11y ago
Nice. Thanks for sharing lessons learned and tools that encode this knowledge. I work on container cluster management full time myself. I am focusing on AWS ECS so the problems are very different technically but very similar conceptually. T
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by nzoschke 11y ago
This is great. Trying to keep project management synced between Trello and GitHub is busywork. GitHub is a major source of truth for a project, so tools that manage it are really great. I'll be giving Zube a spin.
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No sarcasm. This is a simple explanation of where LXD fits into the stack. If you don't know what LXC is maybe this isn't clear. But LXC stands for LinuX Containers, and is extremely fundamental technology in the containerization
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This looks really nice. I build out major productions systems on top of LXC at Heroku, and to this day it is still working incredibly well. So I am really looking forward to further iterations of the tools by Stéphane Graber and co at Canon
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Replacing Pingdom with Lambda(medium.com)
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Thanks for sharing your experience here, I'll go straight to lego when I go to set it up. It's hard to beat the simplicity of a Go binary for system tools like this.
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This is fascinating to watch. The Bitcoin block chain is an explicit distributed consensus algorithm. The Bitcoin community is an implicit consensus-based human system. The two are inextricably linked because humans put hard-earned dollars
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The list of dapps is remarkable... That was my first glimpse into the hackability of Etherium and I am very intrigued now. As a total outsider to all this, I suspect you are right. Bitcoin is very hacky, as almost all successful first syste
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Nice work! Kubernetes is a really neat and important piece of tech, but there's so much more tooling needed to make a team productive around it. Thanks for building awesome tooling and making it open source!
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I'd respectfully like to submit my project, Convox, into the discussion of not reinventing a PaaS: http://convox.com/ https://github.com/convox/rack Convox is another open source PaaS, but we&#x27
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There is something really ironic about going to a dedicated VR facility. Dont get me wrong, I'd love to check a place like that out. But if this is the era of mainstream VR, you'll never have to leave the house to jack in.
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Living guidelines on how to change the code is an incredibly important part of working code. I'm going to move this out of wikis and into SCM ASAP.
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Nothing on AWS will give you the UX that LogDNA is delivering. And a good experience working with logs can be a huge productivity and visibility boost to your team. But the infrastructure components are certainly there on AWS. CloudWatch Lo
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Gopher Gala was a very well run world wide event, with lots of great projects that resulted. I hope everyone had a fun time participating and learned more about Golang. I had the privilege of judging Gopher Gala this year. Congrats to Goad.
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Orchestration isn't monetizable either. Amazon is giving it away for free on ECS. Fleet, Mesos, swarm and kubernetes are effectively different implementation details too. Operating these things as infrastructure services with high SLAs
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I work with containers all day every day and the image format is really important I have code on my laptop and I need to package it for many environments: A development VM A CI service Pushed and stored at rest in a registry Run on multiple
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You are right, it doesn't matter. pg gives general advice to everyone on his blog. So do all the other YC partners. The constant feedback you need to build a successful business comes from you, your cofounders, your team and most impor
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YC offers funding, advice, and a network. This can scale to 2000 companies. If YC does they will make more money and have more global impact. They don't build your business, team or really do anything to guarantee your growth or succes
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Not true. Managing OS images is the killer app for containers. Containers power the Heroku platform and it supports millions of apps by containerizing OS images. When both the bamboo stack and cedar stack were available, we would: Run a bas
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by nzoschke 11y ago
This looks great and is now high on my todo list to test. I am all in on docker development because I am all in on using images and containers in production via ECS. Getting a laptop and AWS talking the same abstraction is the future. I too
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Really surprised it's called IAM. That acronym means something important on another platform too...
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Redshift is Postgres 8 something. It has proprietary extensions but I've had a really easy time getting data in and out in my limited usage. I saw a local Lambda emulator today on HN. But I do understand your concern. Software on AWS h
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Yeah the registry is a great example. I too am building everything into nice little Go binaries, and wonder why I'm using Docker to run these in production. It's really nice to have the common interface and tools both on dev and p
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Nice implementation! I would like my team to get Slack notifications...
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I agree with your general explanation of the challenges. I like the example Automattic sets. They give away the WordPress engine, but also run it as a subscription service. Running software is hard, and there are plenty of people that will
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The article is also talking about the software tools that glue everything together. > Open source infrastructure refers to all the tools that help developers build software. On a deep level, it includes physical things like servers, but
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We're working on open source cloud infrastructure at Convox (YC S15). http://convox.com/ https://github.com/convox/rack The current technology goal is to build a high quality "batteries inclu
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We're working on a whole ECS toolkit at http://convox.com/ . There are similarities to the ECS CLI, but we are going for the whole "batteries included" approach. Builds, Logs, cluster and app scaling, encrypte
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by nzoschke 11y ago
Thanks, this is really great! I learned a lot about how to use Elastic Beanstalk and the ECS cli from this guide.

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