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Discovering Issues with HTTP/2 via Chaos Testing(twilio.com)
1 points by rdli 9y ago|0 comments
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by rdli 9y ago
So in reading this link where information is scarce, this seems like an alternative to minikube (e.g., bundling Kubernetes as part of Docker CE/EE). Is that the right interpretation? FWIW, we've found minikube a bit wonky. It&#x
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by rdli 9y ago
Datawire | C++11 engineer | Boston/SF/remote possible We are a startup building open source dev tools for Kubernetes developers. We're looking for an open source hacker to work on the Envoy proxy. This means you have to syste
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Kubernetes 1.8 released(blog.kubernetes.io)
8 points by rdli 9y ago|0 comments
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by rdli 9y ago
We use Travis for Mac & Linux builds of OSS projects (e.g., https://www.telepresence.io ). What's frustrating is that even the paid service for Mac is just as bad. We're on the East Coast, so we can use Travis for
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Envoy joins the CNCF(eng.lyft.com)
2 points by rdli 9y ago|0 comments
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Run a local process in Kubernetes with Telepresence(blog.codersociety.com)
1 points by rdli 9y ago|0 comments
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Declarative Application Management in Kubernetes (Brian Grant)(docs.google.com)
2 points by rdli 9y ago|0 comments
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by rdli 9y ago
Datawire | C++11 engineer | Boston/SF/remote possible We are a startup building open source dev tools for Kubernetes developers. We're looking for an open source hacker to work on the Envoy proxy. This means you have to syste
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by rdli 9y ago
Datawire | Senior/Principal Software Engineer | Boston / Remote possible | Full-time Datawire is a company focused on building open source tools for organizations adopting Kubernetes and microservices. We're looking for a C++
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SpaceX will launch two rockets in 48 hours from opposite sides of the US(qz.com)
1 points by rdli 9y ago|0 comments
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by rdli 9y ago
What do you mean by PAAS? In my experience, every company that ends up adopting a microservices architecture ends up building some sort of layer of developer tooling on top of their ops infrastructure (whether it's K8S, EC2, or somethi
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by rdli 9y ago
In any startup, it's crucial that founders have open lines of communication. There are a lot of decisions to be made, frequently under stress and with imperfect information, and you need to be able to communicate to figure things out.
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by rdli 9y ago
The thing you can do at the code level is integrate it with your exceptions and protect against software integration bugs. Imagine that your RPC against a new version of a service fails because of bad data. With a library level circuit brea
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by rdli 9y ago
Well said. Besides Netflix, I'd put Twitter as an early pioneer, with their work on Finagle. Both of these companies, for better or worse, took a library-centric approach (Eureka/Hystrix/etc or the Finagle lib). This limited
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by rdli 9y ago
The middleware in this case doesn't work like an ESB in the sense that all connections are point-to-point, intermediated by a service discovery mechanism. So you're not putting all your L7 traffic onto a big bus.
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by rdli 9y ago
Istio is focused on service-to-service traffic (i.e., in your data center). It uses Lyft Envoy's L7 proxy to add security, resilience, and observability to your L7 traffic. Imagine you've got 50 microservices and you're using
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America’s Cars Are All Fast and Furious These Days(bloomberg.com)
1 points by rdli 9y ago|0 comments
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Deploying Envoy as an API Gateway for Microservices(datawire.io)
2 points by rdli 9y ago|0 comments
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by rdli 9y ago
We found that setting up Kube on AWS in a prod-ready way was sufficiently complex enough that we wrote up some docs on it: https://www.datawire.io/guide/infrastructure/setting-kuberne... , hoping it would be helpfu
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Six musings on Lyft Envoy, microservices, and the market(datawire.io)
1 points by rdli 9y ago|0 comments
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A Look Inside Airbus’s Alabama Assembly Line(nytimes.com)
204 points by rdli 9y ago|112 comments
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by rdli 9y ago
Sorry, I wasn't clear. I was referring to using Envoy as an API gateway, not a specific API gateway product. We had to write some wrapper code on top of Envoy that lets you use a REST API to map URLs to services running in your Kube cl
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by rdli 9y ago
We've been experimenting with Envoy for a few months and have been really impressed with the technology and the responsiveness of the community. We're actually deploying an API Gateway built on Envoy so you can easily extend your
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by rdli 9y ago
Here's an alternative, more optimistic view. CodeStar (and its competitors) doesn't eliminate the future prospects of ops engineers. Instead, they reduce the grunge necessary to get something working. (After all, how much fun is i
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by rdli 10y ago
If you have funding from some sort of fund or incubator, you can also ask your investors to talk to Google. (Our investors weren't on the official list, but we talked to them, and then Google put them on the list.)
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Development environments for microservices(datawire.io)
3 points by rdli 10y ago|0 comments
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Microservices, Observability, and Groundhog Day from the Microservices Summit(datawire.io)
1 points by rdli 10y ago|0 comments
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by rdli 10y ago
We have a relatively simple cloud app: a couple (micro)services, but we also use Postgres and ElasticSearch. We started using Docker + Spinnaker + k8s, but then we ran into the problem of setting up the app for local dev (where we wanted to
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4 simple strategies for managing your AWS costs with reserved instances(datawire.io)
1 points by rdli 10y ago|0 comments

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