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by talawahdotnet 9y ago
The pricing is a bit surprising, but I am sure that if you tried to build the full solution you would end up needing a few more pieces than just the rotation lambda and cron. Would have been nice if there was a 5 secret free tier though. I
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by talawahdotnet 9y ago
At $0.40 per secret it would have been nice if they had a 5 secret free tier. That would get smaller users to start using it instead of parameter store and eventually realize the value of automated and audited secret rotation
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by talawahdotnet 9y ago
Are you saying this after having read up on Stellar[1] in particular or is anything other than "full" decentralization a deal breaker for you? I think Stellar's model if Internet-style (as in the backbone network infrastructu
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by talawahdotnet 9y ago
They support SQLite as well :)
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by talawahdotnet 9y ago
I could maybe see your concern if Keybase were announcing an ICO for their own token, but that is not what this is. This really is about Keybase bringing expertise with identity to the table and it makes a lot of sense for the two teams to
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by talawahdotnet 9y ago
I believe Apollo was abandoned in favor of Artemis[1] which is based on RedHat's donation of HornetQ. But yea, the community doesn't seem to have rushed to adopt Artemis so it looks like AWS is starting where the numbers are. The
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by talawahdotnet 9y ago
Interesting so the data is actually stored in a datasource like DynamoDB and this is a managed GraphQL service that you can use to handle auth, mapping, subscriptions etc
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by talawahdotnet 9y ago
Interesting seems like it will be very useful for providing SaaS offerings to servers that you want to keep extra secure by fully restricting internet access (Private VPC without NAT). Not 100% clear if it is possible to enable bi-direction
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by talawahdotnet 9y ago
Just did a quick test. It booted up in about 11s vs around 19s for Xen. I did notice that it took a while for the status check to go green though. There was a warning message saying that it couldn't connect to the instance. I was able
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by talawahdotnet 9y ago
Very interesting. Has anyone noticed any difference in boot times? If they are announcing things like a brand new hypervisor ahead of re:Invent one wonders what they are saving for the main event...is it too much to hope for managed Kuberne
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by talawahdotnet 9y ago
> Why do you think it's more difficult to report a bug this way, compared to a bug tracker? As an end-user the first thing I want to do before reporting a bug is search and see if it has already been reported or if it is being worke
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by talawahdotnet 9y ago
That seems like a bit of a false dichotomy. Do the Postgres Devs genuinely see having a bug tracker as a "bad thing"? Or are they just stuck in their ways at this point? A mailing list hardly seems like an efficient method for tra
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by talawahdotnet 9y ago
Demo showing how to debug node code using Chrome DevTools at 26:18[1]. Very cool if you don't already have a full blown IDE with debugging built in. Or even if you just want to inspect some random node library/code on the fly. 1.
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by talawahdotnet 9y ago
That proxy already exists. It is called ChromeDriver[1][2] and was developed in collaboration between the Chromium and Selenium teams. It is the same way that Selenium/Webdriver controls regular Chrome now. It would have been nice if t
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by talawahdotnet 10y ago
Could also be presidential quote. This timeline we are on is really weird.
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by talawahdotnet 10y ago
Aurora now supports db.t2.small instances which means that you can now try it out for just $30/mo ($0.041/hr x 24 x 30.5) or $24/mo if you opt for a no-upfront-fee 1 year Reserved Instance. A more highly available two instanc
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AWS Aurora entry-level pricing cut to $30/mo ($24/mo for reserved)(aws.amazon.com)
1 points by talawahdotnet 10y ago|1 comments
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by talawahdotnet 10y ago
Agreed, at first I was skeptical because the marketing message on the site seemed a bit over-hyped, but it turns out it is a really valuable tool for streamlining both testing (invoke local) and deployment when working with Lambda. New user
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by talawahdotnet 10y ago
Maybe they are hosted on S3 facepalm or maybe they just got a surge in traffic
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by talawahdotnet 10y ago
There was an alert on the personal health dashboard[1] a second ago, it said S3 Operational issue in us-east-1 but when I tried to view the details it showed an error. Then I refreshed and the event disappeared altogether. [1] https:/
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by talawahdotnet 10y ago
Yup it looks so. My console says I have zero buckets, my Lambdas are timing out and https://aws.amazon.com/ returns a big: "500 The server encountered an error processing your request." message
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AWS API Gateway and Let’s Encrypt SSL Certs(medium.com)
2 points by talawahdotnet 10y ago|1 comments
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by talawahdotnet 10y ago
Their basic unsupported tier (up to 1 query/sec on avg) is free. You have to contact them if you want pricing for a supported plan. This type of opaque pricing normally annoys me, but they were recently acquired by Google so I expect t
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by talawahdotnet 10y ago
This looks pretty cool. The api.ai interface looks much more approachable (and logical) than Alexa for someone who is just getting started. I played around with Alexa a little bit, but creating a bunch of json and text files to map utteranc
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by talawahdotnet 10y ago
I get where you are coming from, but things are often less Machiavellian than they seem, even if they feel that way. The Chalice team seems to have their own ideas about how to approach the project, some may overlap with yours and some ma
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by talawahdotnet 10y ago
Another example just occurred to me. Say for example that I need to download a CSV from a third-party everyday, but their server is not reliable, so sometimes it times out, or sometimes the file is not uploaded when it should be. With Step
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by talawahdotnet 10y ago
Well similar to SWF it looks like they provide the infrastructure for tracking the state changes and the input/output data at each step so you can: (1) Quickly get a visual overview of all your executions (2) See how many workf
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by talawahdotnet 10y ago
Nice. So this is basically a replacement for SWF (Simple Workflow Service) that allows you to build the decision steps using a GUI/JSON and allows you to execute tasks using either Lambda or the traditional activity pollers. Building a
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The simplest way to get a manually verified Let's Encrypt Certificate(blog.talawah.net)
1 points by talawahdotnet 10y ago|0 comments
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TechEmpower Framework Benchmarks Round 13(techempower.com)
2 points by talawahdotnet 10y ago|1 comments

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