sciurus

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by sciurus 7y ago
They actually do have https://aws.amazon.com/fsx/lustre/ Latency of EFS is much worse than running your own NFS in my experience.
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by sciurus 7y ago
I think it's throughput credits that EFS gives you (e.g r/w MiB/s), not IOPS. AFAIK they don't document the IOPS available at all. In my experience the latency for an individual i/o operation on EFS is always at the
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Introduction to ASGI: Emergence of an Async Python Web Ecosystem(florimond.dev)
1 points by sciurus 7y ago|0 comments
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by sciurus 7y ago
For info on how things are shut down, see https://cloud.google.com/terms/#deprecation-policy https://cloud.google.com/terms/deprecation
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by sciurus 7y ago
FYI I saw a presentation by the team at CFA after that blog post was written. They said the in-store K8s deployments were only running greenfield, non-production applications. I don't know if that's changed.
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by sciurus 7y ago
You assumed right, Cargo is the Rust package manager
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by sciurus 7y ago
> And unless the entire leadership of the Mozilla Corporation has been replaced since then Offhand, I know the CEO, COO, CPO, and CFO have left over the last couple years.
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by sciurus 7y ago
Link to Mozilla's announcement: https://discourse.mozilla.org/t/synchronous-messaging-at-moz...
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by sciurus 7y ago
The effective monthly price for that t3a.large (excluding storage) can vary from $55 to $25 depending on how much you're willing to commit in advance. See the chart at https://ibb.co/M7nnMvL for some different scenario
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by sciurus 7y ago
The terms of the Trusted Recursive Resolver program explicitly disallow selling your DNS query data. > Your DNS data can reveal a lot of sensitive information about you, and currently DNS providers aren’t subject to any limits on what th
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by sciurus 7y ago
Before they'd be affected by Route 53 outages, Cloudfront outages, and S3 outages. Now they can add Lambda outages to that list too. It's also unclear how this actually solves the problem. Now if S3 in _either_ region is unavailab
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by sciurus 7y ago
Not to be mean, but you definitely had observability into the expiration date of your certificate. You just weren't monitoring it yet. What you are doing now with Prometheus sounds good.
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FCC proposes using traffic-safety airwaves for WiFi(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by sciurus 7y ago|0 comments
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by sciurus 7y ago
For anyone curious like me about Mapbox's new pricing structure taking effect now, they're at https://blog.mapbox.com/new-pricing-46b7c26166e7
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by sciurus 7y ago
If we extend the scenario from hombre_fatal's example to include IP spoofing like in that wikipedia article you linked, you end up with IP: <Heroku's load balancer addr> X-Forwarded-For: <Spoofed addr>, <Real user
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The Afghanistan Papers(washingtonpost.com)
29 points by sciurus 7y ago|1 comments
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by sciurus 7y ago
In case pvg's "yesterday" comment isn't clear, this link is to a previous discussion of the same story.
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by sciurus 7y ago
> It means you have a full time job just changing it back to the way you want it in every application on every device, and even then you're liable to miss some. Hopefully not. Firefox has some techniques for disabling DoH that rely
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by sciurus 7y ago
Does anyone know where this was officially announced? I don't see anything at https://mail.python.org/archives/list/security-announce@pyth...
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by sciurus 7y ago
Fantastic write-up. I'm curious how many people were involved in the investigation and how long it took.
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Firefox at 15: its rise, fall, and privacy-first renaissance(fastcompany.com)
2 points by sciurus 7y ago|0 comments
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by sciurus 7y ago
Also relevant is that there are additional management features targeted at Enterprise needs like group policy. https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/enterprise/
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by sciurus 7y ago
How does this relate to OpenTelemetry?
654.
by sciurus 7y ago
What's the use case for this? You can already configure different proxies to apply to different domains. The UX isn't great though, you have to use https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxy_auto-config
655.
by sciurus 7y ago
It's nice to see a walkthrough of what goes into a load balancer and how simple it is to build on in Go. One nitpick is that the autho reversed the meaning of active and passive health checks. Active generates new traffic to the backen
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by sciurus 7y ago
> And yet we have only a handful Apache, nginx, haproxy, envoy, traefik, and probably dozens more that aren't on the top of my head.
657.
by sciurus 7y ago
Oops, don't know how I misread that! Thanks for the correction!
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by sciurus 7y ago
That's a huge wall of text to digest every time the report is run. It would be nice if there was a diff mode that could summarize what changed between two runs.
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by sciurus 7y ago
The technical details of their software are described in https://eng.uber.com/m3/ This looks like a competitor to Cortex ( https://www.cncf.io/blog/2018/12/18/cortex-a-multi-tenant-ho
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by sciurus 7y ago
According to https://eng.uber.com/m3/ > Released in 2015, M3 now houses over 6.6 billion time series. M3 aggregates 500 million metrics per second and persists 20 million resulting metrics-per-second to storage glob

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