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   by oso2k 8y ago

   Disclaimer: I work for Red Hat Consulting on OpenShift. Red Hat provides support our Kubernetes distribution OpenShift (upstream is OKD [formerly called Origin] project). We have an LTS release being cut soon as well. Watch OpenShift Comm
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   by oso2k 8y ago

   I miss the days where sites like slashdot had an “ultramode” version. Text only, 0 bloat.
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   by oso2k 8y ago

   Over the years, I've been leaning more and more this way. Designing, writing, developing software using the Unix Philosophy [0], the suckless philosophy [1], cat -v [2], Write Small and Fast Software [3], DJB and libdjb derivatives [4
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   by oso2k 8y ago

   You don't understand Moore's Law. Moore's Law says nothing about software devs doing what they want or processor speed or even hardware capabilities or qualities. It's about the manufacturing capability and integration
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   by oso2k 8y ago

   This has nothing to do with Moore's Law or improving processors directly. If anything, this is a software optimization problem. Half of what I mentioned was locks and schedulers, which are directly software problems. Layer on the fac
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   by oso2k 8y ago

   More cores, more RAM, more cache, more concurrency will help create higher total throughput but usually also mean higher latency because of increased context switching, natural need for more resource locks, increased delay in searching&#x2F
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   by oso2k 8y ago

   Micro-C from David Dunefield/DDS?
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   by oso2k 8y ago

   There’s tmux, abduco, & screen for that on Linux.
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   by oso2k 8y ago

   Full-disclosure: I’m a Consulting Architect for Red Hat focused on OpenShift. No. In Kubernetes and OpenShift you can control whether builds and deployments are automatic or manual, & which events triggers them [0][1]. Combined with fa
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    by oso2k 8y ago

    Full-disclosure: I’m a Consulting Architect at Red Hat focused on OpenShift. I like to say Kubernetes & OpenShift focus on availability of the cluster and applications as their primary concern. Many other concerns my customers want to
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    by oso2k 8y ago

    Sort of. UDDI had sought to replace yellow pages (and other colors) in the Java/SOA world of the mid 2000s. LDAP (successor to yp/nis) lost the page terminology on the way to standardization.
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    by oso2k 8y ago

    Not really limiting. Crockford used it in jslint [0][1][2] to parse JavaScript, and OIL Shell also uses it [3] to parse a shell language. [0] https://youtu.be/Nlqv6NtBXcA [1] https://crockford.com/javascrip
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    by oso2k 8y ago

    Or find someone to train you. The Kubernetes stack is deep. There's no shame in being taught this stuff. Nobody is born already knowing all the nuances. As an OpenShift consultant for Red Hat, in a single day, I've run a tcpdum
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    by oso2k 8y ago

    Full Disclosure: I work for Red Hat Consulting in the Container and PaaS Practice, an OpenShift/Kubernetes expert group. OpenShift's value (and its open source upstream Origin) is not just that it is a PaaS. It's a PaaS that
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    by oso2k 8y ago

    We had/have similar concepts at my first employer NASA/JPL and my current employer Red Hat. At JPL we called them Quiet Hours, in practice were closer to 30 minutes and they were held at least monthly which is significant amount
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    by oso2k 9y ago

    As long the user can install packages (say, via /etc/sudoers file), make config changes, Yes. That's supported by our installer [0]. [0] https://github.com/openshift/openshift-ansible/blob/mast
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    by oso2k 9y ago

    Full Disclosure: I work for Red Hat in the Container and PaaS Practice in Consulting. At Red Hat, we define an HA OpenShift/Kubernetes cluster as 3x3xN (3 masters, 3 infra nodes, 3 or more app nodes) [0] which means the API, etcd, the
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    by oso2k 9y ago

    If you accept the analogy that Kubernetes is an OS for the Data Center, then ‘docker’ command is the process/application launcher in that model. ‘docker’ does one thing well and Kubernetes does many things to provide a management and
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    by oso2k 9y ago

    Full Disclosure: I work for Red Hat in the Container and PaaS Practice in Consulting. As others here have said, it’s a Container Orchestration Platform and is a largely pluggable architecture that also manages at varying extents Clustered C
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    by oso2k 9y ago

    The reason is that not teaching those lower-level concepts continues to allow them to be magical. No one expects to get into Reference Counting vs. Tracing Garbage Collectors, but understanding that lower-level construct exists partially r
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    by oso2k 9y ago

    You're correct. make foo or make foo.o
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    by oso2k 9y ago

    Yeah make foo.c Should just work. No makefile needed.
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    by oso2k 9y ago

    Like another poster here, I work for Red Hat and we sometimes implement OpenSCAP as part of OpenShift (our Kubernetes distro) to do regular CVE scanning of container images. My colleague Andy Block has a repo to demonstrate this capability
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    by oso2k 9y ago

    DISCLAIMER: I'm a Consulting Architect at Red Hat in our Container and PaaS Practice Group. An expert, knowledge building, & community building/supporting group. A Community of Practice, we call it. We (Red Hat) make the fol
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    by oso2k 9y ago

    This assertion is correct for the more recent robotic missions (Mars Science Lander, Mars Exploration Rovers (MER), Mars Pathfinder/Sojouner) but I don’t recall seeing or hearing about spares for earlier missions or satellite/spac
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    by oso2k 9y ago

    I’d be interested in seeing that.
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    by oso2k 9y ago

    Full disclosure: I work for Red Hat Consulting as an OpenShift Consultant. That's for OpenShift Dedicated, in which you're literally buying dedicated engineer & support time along with IaaS, PaaS plus our AWS costs. OpenShift
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    by oso2k 9y ago

    This is awesome. Side note, you may want to rename your project to avoid a clash with kubernetes' cockpit UI for kubernetes cluster monitoring.
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    by oso2k 9y ago

    I'd also add that JS + Swing apps on top of Nashorn/Rhino also work really well.
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    by oso2k 9y ago

    Proteins were used much more sparingly than they are today. And if it was used, I suspect it to be more likely to be the local variants of pork, poultry, antelope, deer, fish, lizards and snakes, small rodents like squirrels. IMO, uses fo