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Take a REST with HTTP/2, Protobufs, and Swagger
(coreos.com)
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11y ago
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Raft SQL: sqlite replicated with etcd raft
(github.com)
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philips
11y ago
Here is a similar project built on the etcd raft package: https://github.com/chzchzchz/raftsql The etcd raft package is used by CockroachDB and etcd. The godoc is over here: https://godoc.org/github.com
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CoreOS is hiring engineers in NY, SF, and Berlin
(coreos.com)
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Take a REST with HTTP/2, Protobufs, and Swagger
(coreos.com)
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Take a REST with HTTP/2, Protobufs, and Swagger
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Take a REST with HTTP/2, Protobufs, and Swagger
(coreos.com)
4 points
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11y ago
Yes, essentially. Of course the real work is in creating all of the benchmarks and harnesses to start measuring and investigating; as it always is in these non-trivial systems. The full story summary: First, hit a rate limiter, removing it
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Improving Kubernetes Scheduler Performance
(coreos.com)
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11y ago
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CoreOS is hiring in NYC to work on Quay Container Registry
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Git doesn't check the hash of received objects by default
(groups.google.com)
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Linux kernel bug delivers corrupt TCP/IP data to containers
(medium.com)
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Rkt Network Modes and Default CNI Configurations
(coreos.com)
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11y ago
There is a document written about the differences between rkt and all of the other container tools and engines: https://coreos.com/rkt/docs/latest/rkt-vs-other-projects.htm... Something similar for etcd shoul
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CoreOS (YC S13) is hiring operations engineers; use containers and k8s in prod
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11y ago
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11y ago
The 21x performance improvements to Go TLS was merged[1] and is available in go1.6rc1[2], IIRC. [1] https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/golang-codereviews/m5Q... [2] https://tip.golang.org/d
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11y ago
I spend significant time helping the effort (Brandon Philips, CoreOS). But, today there just isn't anything to implement in rkt. The primary focus of OCI has been a rootfs on-disk and a json file that contains details of cgroups, names
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Next generation configuration management
(ttboj.wordpress.com)
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Scylladb: cassandra compatible NoSQL database
(scylladb.com)
3 points
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A Bare Metal Configuration Service for CoreOS Linux
(coreos.com)
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Etcd: distributed key-value store with grpc/http2
(blog.gopheracademy.com)
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CoreOS Is Hiring Infra/Ops Engineers: Build the Future of Infra
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What Trusted Computing Means to Users of CoreOS and Beyond
(coreos.com)
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Tectonic: Cryptographic Chain of Trust from App Layer to Hardware
(tectonic.com)
3 points
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11y ago
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11y ago
Great question. Our projects are lead by a set of maintainers that may change overtime. We love to have folks from the wider community help there too and have had good success with that. Two examples of long term involvement: Ben Darnell fr
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Securing Namespaces and Services in Kubernetes
(projectcalico.org)
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11y ago
Maybe. The kubernetes 1.0 proxy is a pure TCP proxy so would need more details. Could you file an issue? Kubernetes 1.1 will have an iptables based proxy too: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/37
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11y ago
This is some interesting behavior from the blog post: Eventually, Python exits, and closes TCP connection A, by sending a FIN packet – but etcd doesn’t send a FIN of its own, or send a zero-byte chunk to finish the 200 OK
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11y ago
If you are in San Francisco you can see a demo of the rkt API service and the acbuild tool at the CoreOS meetup tonight: http://www.meetup.com/coreos/events/225731210/
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Rkt v0.10.0 release: acbuild and new API
(coreos.com)
3 points
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philips
11y ago
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