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   by preillyme 12y ago

   Schedule: 6:30 - 7:00 Networking and Light Dinner 7:00 - 7:10 Announcements 7:10 - 7:40 Mesosphere: Deploying Docker Containers at Scale with Mesos and Marathon Abstract: The norm these days is to operate apps at web scale. But that’s out o
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   Scaling Mesos: A Perspective Featuring Mesosphere, Airbnb, Ericsson and Others(meetup.com)

   8 points by preillyme 12y ago|5 comments
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   by preillyme 12y ago

   Yeah, I'm for sure missing launchd and memcached. But I suppose they've got their reasons.
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   by preillyme 12y ago

   How so? What would you like to see handled differently?
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   by preillyme 12y ago

   Docker explicitly violates the principles of the Twelve-Factor App. Docker apps don’t rely on any external environment. In fact, Docker demands that you store all config values, dependencies, everything inside of the container itself. Apps
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   by preillyme 12y ago

   Is using gorilla/context really the only easy way to store an retrieve data that is specific to the current HTTP request? Seems like there should be a better way to map values and retrieve them later from a global mutex on a map of req
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   by preillyme 12y ago

   The pthread_atfork() function shall declare fork handlers to be called before and after fork(), in the context of the thread that called fork(). The prepare fork handler shall be called before fork() processing commences. The parent fork ha
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   by preillyme 12y ago

   Yeah I'm excited to read about indexes in PostgreSQL. Indexes also add overhead to the database system as a whole, so they should be used sensibly — I'm looking forward to seeing your approach for good index candidates.
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   by preillyme 12y ago

   Oh it's really cool that these tools support linking with OpenSSL to provide SSL support.
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    by preillyme 12y ago

    Well I'm happy about the volume bug fixes. That's a good step in the right direction.
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    by preillyme 12y ago

    I really love the quote, "The grass may be greener, but you better believe the water bill is a lot higher!"
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    by preillyme 12y ago

    I'm not so sure that Andreessen is what’s wrong with corporate America. He does amazing work with a great deal of amazing companies. I think that Carl Icahn is dead wrong in this respect.
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    by preillyme 12y ago

    Wow, when doing argument reduction from the 80-bit long-double format there will be almost complete cancellation? Damn.
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    by preillyme 12y ago

    "mesos tail -f task stdout stderr" FTW
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    by preillyme 12y ago

    Thanks for providing a link to the GitHub repository. What's the status of the docs in https://github.com/mesosphere/mesos-cli/tree/master/docs
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    by preillyme 12y ago

    I'm really excited about the lazy matching. It's great to see because Task IDs are long and normally require cut/paste to get the exact matches. Now that task parameters are partial matches there's no need to type that l
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    by preillyme 12y ago

    I'm really not sure where I stand regarding limited availability vs. eventual consistency. But, I do know that I like that Orly aims between these two extremes.
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    Eventual Concurrency vs. Eventual Consistency(orlyatomics.com)

    12 points by preillyme 12y ago|8 comments
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    by preillyme 12y ago

    Could Cayley use Orly for a storage engine?
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    by preillyme 12y ago

    Has anybody tried out Orly? https://github.com/orlyatomics/orly
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    by preillyme 13y ago

    So legally how can @AOL claim that @creativecommons Attribution License [CC-BY] licensed content can't be used by @PeoplePlus http://wrd.cm/HudPS7... ? I'm confused. https://twitter.com/preillyme&#x