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by sciurus 6y ago
29% chance, actually. Washington Post had a piece that mentioned this today. "On Election Day that year, FiveThirtyEight’s forecast gave Trump a 29 percent chance of winning. This was a better likelihood than was reflected for Trump in
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Cortex blocks storage: running Prometheus at scale with reduced complexity(grafana.com)
5 points by sciurus 6y ago|0 comments
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by sciurus 6y ago
I think the C-level largely has. Compare Today: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/leadership/ One year ago: https://web.archive.org/web/20190923050403/https://www.mozil..
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You Need a Service Registry(blog.lawrencejones.dev)
1 points by sciurus 6y ago|0 comments
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Eliminating Task Processing Outages by Replacing RabbitMQ with Apache Kafka(doordash.engineering)
98 points by sciurus 6y ago|64 comments
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by sciurus 6y ago
Can you tell us anything about the architecture?
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by sciurus 6y ago
It's the pi edition.
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by sciurus 6y ago
Keep in mind that the current CEO has been in that role for less than a year. The previous CEO led Mozilla from 2014 through 2019. https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2019/08/29/thank-you-chris/ https:&#
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by sciurus 6y ago
Mozilla | Director of SRE | Full Time | Remote | https://grnh.se/0bb758871us Mozilla is hiring a Director of Site Reliability Engineering. This is a new position overseeing the team I'm on plus two other teams in a rec
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WatchMan: Monitoring dependency conflicts for Python library ecosystem(watchman-pypi.com)
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Throughput autoscaling: Dynamic sizing for Facebook.com(engineering.fb.com)
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by sciurus 6y ago
FWIW my four year old has started exploring minecraft on a raspberry pi 4. It runs decently, and the pi is pretty cheap.
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by sciurus 6y ago
This. Compare Today: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/leadership/ One year ago: https://web.archive.org/web/20190923050403/https://www.mozil... Two years ago: https:&#
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by sciurus 6y ago
I think I count 18 different AWS services in the diagram at https://d1.awsstatic.com/Solutions/Solutions%20Category%20Te...
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by sciurus 6y ago
> I'd like to include internal tools where possible, but I think the main obstacle is finding sufficient info... But why? What's the purpose of a public website with a catchy domain that chronicles when internal-facing tools w
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by sciurus 6y ago
This was not a Mozilla project.
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by sciurus 6y ago
I'd guess the problem is if you spend a long time trying to pick a lock in an apartment building, it looks pretty suspicious.
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Let's Compare the CLI Experiences Offered by AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud(seroter.com)
3 points by sciurus 6y ago|0 comments
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Alerting on SLOs(mads-hartmann.com)
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Unimog – Cloudflare’s edge load balancer(blog.cloudflare.com)
5 points by sciurus 6y ago|2 comments
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by sciurus 6y ago
hgmo is a good starting place, but there is lots of code in other places that is either incorporated into a Firefox release or directly supports it. https://wiki.mozilla.org/GitHub#Is_.22mozilla.22_the_only_gi... (Disclosur
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by sciurus 6y ago
Keep in mind the YouTube work is from the foundation, and Send and Firefox are from the corporation.
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Work on What Matters(lethain.com)
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by sciurus 6y ago
On the same topic, https://staffeng.com/guides/staff-archetypes
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by sciurus 6y ago
This is my experience, too. For example, if I look at the title breakdown across the three SRE teams at my employer it's Senior: 53% Staff: 35% Senior Staff: 12%
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by sciurus 6y ago
If you enjoyed this, check out https://staffeng.com/ It's composed of interviews with Staff-plus engineers as well as guides for reaching and succeeding at Staff-plus roles
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Consuming Upstream Content in Your Software or Service(stevelasker.blog)
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Antitrust fight against Google hits partisan headwinds(politico.com)
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by sciurus 6y ago
How are the limits incorporated into scheduling? I assumed that was based on requests. What does "scale atomically" even mean? How does removing limits relate to horizontal vs vertical? HPA is based on request utilization, not lim
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by sciurus 6y ago
No, you still have a CPU request, and the HPA is based on utilization of that. Also, even without limits I believe CPU is prioritized based on the request. So if 1 pod requests 100 millicpu and another pod requests 200 millicpu, if they bot

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