presspot

14 ms·

121.
by presspot 12y ago
It's very similar to mainframe computing, only now it's available to every business and, frankly, every business needs it to be competitive.
122.
by presspot 12y ago
Mesosphere's stack is in full production at major companies, including one of the largest financial services companies and one of the largest consumer electronics companies. General availability is next year, but paying customers are u
123.
The latest version of the ‘killer contract’ for web designers and developers(gist.github.com)
1 points by presspot 12y ago|0 comments
124.
The NSA listened in on trade group talks to stay ahead of phone encryption(theverge.com)
7 points by presspot 12y ago|1 comments
125.
Dunbar's number – a cap to the stable social relationships one can maintain(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by presspot 12y ago|0 comments
126.
Human-Agent Collectives – symbiotic interleaving of humans and computers(cacm.acm.org)
5 points by presspot 12y ago|0 comments
127.
by presspot 12y ago
Mesos runs quite nicely on CoreOS. Mesos doesn't replace the native Linux on each of the boxes in the datacenter. The Linux on each box provides the execution environment. Here is a short tutorial for standing up Mesos on a single Core
128.
by presspot 12y ago
Datacenter and back-end apps simply don't fit on a single machine anymore. Every app of reasonable scale is probably a distributed system of some sort. That, and there are a new class of "apps" (or, more precisely, datacenter
129.
by presspot 12y ago
One thing worth noting is that the indirection Ben describes is, basically, the indirection that is already in the Apache Mesos kernel. In real world environments (e.g., Twitter), there is negligible overhead. Also, locality and latency can
130.
by presspot 12y ago
The dataceneter == the new form factor
131.
by presspot 12y ago
I was hoping this would come. I saw the Marathon support for Docker and I was wondering when Cronos would land.
132.
by presspot 12y ago
>>> Mesos is a system predominatly used by large companies, to more efficiently utilize servers in their data centers. Mesos is used by companies of all sizes in their own datacenters and in public clouds, and in production. URX an
133.
by presspot 12y ago
Or, more robustly, run Kubernetes, Deis, and Marathon — along with Spark, Hadoop, Cassandra, and so on, all Mesos, all on the same cluster. Mesos is the only technology capable of doing that at any scale.
134.
by presspot 12y ago
Thank god bikes aren't magnetic.
135.
Google Partners With Mesosphere – Ramps Up Its Container Commitment(forbes.com)
6 points by presspot 12y ago|0 comments
136.
by presspot 12y ago
borg+container == mesos+docker+kubernetes-on-mesos
137.
by presspot 12y ago
DEIS is already a better solution than Flynn... just saying.
138.
How to teach a computer to tell stories(m.theatlantic.com)
2 points by presspot 12y ago|0 comments
139.
by presspot 12y ago
And when your boss wants to fire you, she just does a pull request.
140.
by presspot 12y ago
- Mesosphere is bringing Kubernetes on Mesos, which will give you a top-to-bottom stack that approximates Google's Omega/Borg at scale. http://mesosphere.io/2014/07/10/mesosphere-announces-kuberne...
141.
Mesosphere Marathon now integrates with Docker; launching Dockers at scale(mesosphere.io)
7 points by presspot 12y ago|0 comments
142.
Google Analytics Resource Guide of Epic Proportions – Builtvisible(builtvisible.com)
1 points by presspot 12y ago|0 comments
143.
by presspot 12y ago
Yes
144.
by presspot 12y ago
+1
145.
by presspot 12y ago
Mesos is exceptionally good at managing long-running service and that use case represents about 50% of the workloads I've seen on large production clusters. "Scheduling" long-running services is straightforward, as they typic
146.
by presspot 13y ago
Uh, no, Github is the new resume. Just saying.
147.
by presspot 13y ago
This is what stands for news at Techcrunch?
148.
by presspot 13y ago
My personal experience is that the pay structure at Google has not depressed wages at all. It's not unusual to encounter a mid-tier engineering lead pulling down $650k+/yr (with stock), working 40 hours a week. Try hiring that per
149.
by presspot 13y ago
Well put.
150.
by presspot 13y ago
Standing on the downtown BART platforms you can't help but think about (and literally feel) the massive amounts of air being pushed around by the trains. An evacuated tunnel would do wonders for both efficiency and hair styles.

More ›