pyritschard

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Poul henning kamp's thoughts on HTTP/2.0(phk.freebsd.dk)
2 points by pyritschard 13y ago|0 comments
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Nginx security update(seclists.org)
67 points by pyritschard 13y ago|16 comments
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by pyritschard 13y ago
I should mention that exoscale is based in Switzerland and thus PRISM/ACTA free and is an IAAS provider (as opposed to a VPS provider).
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by pyritschard 13y ago
http://www.exoscale.ch has a very similar approach to digital ocean: very quick provisionning, extensive API and automation tool support
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Using puppet as a poor man's PKI(spootnik.org)
2 points by pyritschard 13y ago|0 comments
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Using riemann to monitor python apps(spootnik.org)
2 points by pyritschard 13y ago|0 comments
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Poor man's pattern matching in clojure(spootnik.org)
2 points by pyritschard 13y ago|0 comments
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Nice looking JQuery with Clojuresript(spootnik.org)
1 points by pyritschard 14y ago|0 comments
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Weekend project: Ghetto RPC with redis, ruby and clojure(spootnik.org)
1 points by pyritschard 14y ago|0 comments
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by pyritschard 14y ago
you might want to look into pallet do achieve what you want if you're not afraid of clojure.
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by pyritschard 14y ago
a good candidate for http://bootsnipp.com
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by pyritschard 14y ago
actually, pallet's library stevedore offers the same kind of functionality and has had piping for a good while (as well as other typical constructs): See: http://hugoduncan.org/post/2010/shell_scripting_in_clojure_w... The project lives a
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by pyritschard 14y ago
In my case at the previous company it was rather simple. The language known to the team didn't fit the bill. So after a trial period we decided on one.
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Another year of Clojure(spootnik.org)
162 points by pyritschard 14y ago|71 comments
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by pyritschard 15y ago
The authors had previous knowledge of chef. But the aim is not exactly the same. I have used the three, and the fact that pallet is essentially a library helps factor your infrastructure in your application, and thus goes beyond the ability