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by rickette 3y ago
Kind of blown away that IPs were still free on AWS. I'm using mostly Google Cloud and Azure the past few years and as the article mentions, they already charge for IPs.
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by rickette 3y ago
Painfully accurate
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by rickette 3y ago
Can recommend https://cassandra-reaper.io/ for most of the management stuff you're mentioning. Still not free though, running Cassandra requires (some) effort in my experience.
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by rickette 3y ago
The article contains a link with the rather curious title "10 things that Richard Branson hates about PostgreSQL".... Turns out the guy who wrote that blog is called Rick Branson, not Richard.
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by rickette 3y ago
503, hugged to death.
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by rickette 3y ago
It looks really promising, would also love to know the status of this. Can't find any announcements of this yet.
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by rickette 3y ago
Cloud Run Jobs https://cloud.google.com/run/docs/quickstarts/jobs/create-ex... would come to mind. Managed Docker containers that run as jobs to completion.
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Fortio, load testing library and command line tool(github.com)
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by rickette 3y ago
The website/docs are in Chinese. This will be a major blocker for folks outside that region.
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by rickette 3y ago
I've gotta get me a t-shirt saying: I'm seeing "elevated error rates". Can't count the number of times I've seen that line on status pages (not only vercels, any SaaS). It always feels like downplaying the situ
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by rickette 3y ago
For The Netherlands only a couple of organizations are listed there, lots are missing.
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by rickette 3y ago
With the added benefit of being also available for other languages, java/kotlin, python, node, etc. Great for integration testing.
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by rickette 3y ago
Out of curiosity: Would you be willing to share how you acquired this data? Website scraping or other means?
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by rickette 3y ago
Note that there are easier open source solutions available for OSM routing like: GraphHopper, OSRM and Valhalla. Nonetheless cool to see something like this can be put together with neo4j.
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by rickette 3y ago
Can't believe he was president of YC not too long ago. YC being all about startups while this move seems more about killing AI startups.
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by rickette 3y ago
I've also got remarkably good results pushing regular expressions to the max to perform "NER", while other more fancy (ML) solutions failed. So don't rule them out.
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by rickette 3y ago
HashiCorp, GitLab, GitHub (mostly).
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by rickette 3y ago
Ah I see, I know Azure and GCP in NL are in separate buildings but indeed on the same site. But that's not guaranteed for other regions, good to know.
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by rickette 3y ago
Anyone know how this could affect multiple zones? "Customers can failover to zones in other regions". Unless a whole area got flooded.
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by rickette 3y ago
Used https://lineicons.com the last time around.
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by rickette 3y ago
Wondering, how big of a fish do you need to be to get these discounts or start negotiations?
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by rickette 3y ago
For your typical run of the mill project just stick to Maven. The fact that it uses an XML file is not a real issue in any way shape or form.
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by rickette 3y ago
Shouldn't it be called ChaosHappens.
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by rickette 3y ago
Use an outbound firewall like LuLu https://objective-see.org/products/lulu.html . It won't necessarily stop an infection but almost all malware wants to phone home. Explicitly approving every outbound request block
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by rickette 4y ago
No they don't. Google internally uses Borg. Heck even managed Google Cloud Run in GCP runs on top of Borg.
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by rickette 4y ago
What are you building? Then choose the tech stack.
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by rickette 4y ago
Since it isn't clearly mentioned on the site: PatternFly is founded by RedHat (now part of IBM) and serves as a foundation for https://ux.redhat.com/ . Formerly PatternFly was rather RedHat specific but it looks like th
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by rickette 4y ago
And these alerts aren't realtime. Meaning damage is already done when you receive an alert 24h after the fact.
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by rickette 4y ago
Exactly my thought.
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by rickette 4y ago
Weird, stopped instances on Azure should only charge you for storage and IP address. Not for the compute itself. But "Microsoft has offered to reduce the amount by about eighty percent", frankly this sounds generous.

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