psankar

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by psankar 6y ago
You are a hero sir and thanks for all the effort that you have contributed for redis. Someday, I too hope to create a project that would touch at least a fraction of as many people as redis did. You are a big inspiration. All the best for w
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by psankar 6y ago
This turned out to be a good advice. I am evaluating if it is possible to somehow intelligently sample the data when it comes to ELK. Something like an average of 1min data via a logstash filter. We could do this from our backend programs t
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by psankar 6y ago
We are yet to try any other technology and this post is primarily for seeking those candidates. We could not get away with saving less data, for reasons beyond the scope of this post (non-technical reasons).
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by psankar 6y ago
Sorry I was wrong. It takes about 12.5GB diskspace for 25million records. I took two days disk size. Updated the post now. Thanks for spotting it. Also, the diskspace is what is occupied by elastic and so it might contain any extra index si
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Ask HN: What database solution would you choose for this type of workload?
3 points by psankar 6y ago|7 comments
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by psankar 6y ago
Are there any tools to migrate from elasticsearch to timescale ? We are considering a switch from our es and are evaluating options. Timeseries is also one of the contenders. We are not looking for text search just some nested queries on a
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by psankar 6y ago
I have used (and still using) keycloak and gatekeeper for some projects which we use in prod as well. They are very good and stable, but require a lot of memory. I came across ory when I was searching for alternatives for keycloak. Keycloak
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by psankar 6y ago
I do not intend to discourage you from doing this, all the best. But did you check out keycloak or ory.sh before you tried to do this from scratch ?
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by psankar 6y ago
I do not have data to back this claim. But the tone of this blog post makes me feel that, the new CEO is an incompetent person who decided to use the vehicle of the covid virus to announce job cuts that he has planned a long time ago. With
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by psankar 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mukesh_Ambani is the most powerful person in India. More important than the Prime minister or President. He decides who becomes the prime minister, what news people will consume, etc. He o
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by psankar 7y ago
Since you mentioned about CloudRun, I had one query. I run docker compose locally for development. For prod, I just use a different docker compose file (with some values changed, for example the postgres database url etc.). I do this from a
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by psankar 7y ago
All the best
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by psankar 7y ago
May be it is just me, but there should have been a tldr summary or better title (Arash, co-founder of dropbox leaving) or first paragraph. I was reading it half scared wondering if someone died (due to the recent Corona related news).
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Ask HN: Database Migrations in Kubernetes
2 points by psankar 7y ago|1 comments
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by psankar 7y ago
Been following your work for a long time now (memcached, livejournal, camlistore/perkeep, etc.) but could not contribute to any of your work sadly (other life priorities, sigh). Met you in a Golang conf and talked about some client lib
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by psankar 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism will not take us anywhere. As a resident Indian, I would say, America is an astrnomically more democratic nation than India. You can make fun of Trump in primetime television,
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by psankar 7y ago
To provide some context, as per the new amendments, the Indian Government wants: * International companies to setup a physical office in the country, with an executive, who can be legally brought to court, police station etc., if the compan
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Mozilla, Cloudflare and GitHub write joint open letter to Indian Government [pdf](blog.mozilla.org)
5 points by psankar 7y ago|4 comments
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by psankar 7y ago
> Name may be modern, but Hinduism refers to Sanatan Dharm that is indigenous to India. Absolutely not. Tamil Sithar songs, Kannada Lingayata principles all oppose caste systems and make fun of vedic practices. Sanatan Dharm is all about
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by psankar 7y ago
What absolute non-sense! There is no such religion called Hinduism. An average Hindu Punjabi has more in common with an average Muslim Pakistani (Language, Food, Music, etc.) than a Hindu Tamilian. But the Punjabi/Rajasthani and Tamili
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by psankar 7y ago
> May I ask why you're running DB and stateful systems in k8s in the first place? Because it is the easiest way to get our integration tests in CI working fine. We may change in future, if there is a need.
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Ask HN: Kubernetes Service Dependencies and Bootstrapping clusters
4 points by psankar 7y ago|3 comments
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by psankar 7y ago
One of our GKE clusters suddenly went missing today (from the console as well as kubectl) and we were scared for some time, panicking how the cluster got deleted. Google should have put up some kind of alert dialog in the console, saying th
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by psankar 7y ago
I have used sqitch http://sqitch.org/ in the past and found it good for postgres. It supports revert and verify too.
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by psankar 7y ago
Genuine question, what exactly do these maintainers want ? Stallman has already quit his leadership role/position, right ?! Is there something more that he or the GNU project needs to do ?
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by psankar 7y ago
A little off-topic. > Our fully preprocessed CodeSearchNet Corpus is available for download on Amazon S3 I am surprised that Github went with S3 for this download. Isn't there a Azure equivalent of S3 for large object storage ? This
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by psankar 7y ago
Thanks. I will check.
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by psankar 7y ago
Talking to third party services may not be possible. The deployment scenario would be a private enterprise vpn kind of setup.
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by psankar 7y ago
GA may not be possible as no thirdparty service could be accessed in the environment where this would be deployed.
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by psankar 7y ago
Thanks. But it is a bit theoretical. I was looking more on the lines of people's practical experience, with architectural choices, tools that they used, etc.

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