tex0

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by tex0 9y ago
Spent much of my spare time working on https://github.com/justwatchcom/gopass
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by tex0 9y ago
Yes, I agree. We just wanted to take the opportunity to reflect on what we did so far. It is supposed to be kind of a status update and thank you to some of the people involved so far.
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Gopass – 1k stars later(justwatch.com)
70 points by tex0 9y ago|19 comments
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by tex0 9y ago
It's a pretty nice service that shows the power and extensibility of Prometheus.
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GitLab 9.4.4 Released(about.gitlab.com)
4 points by tex0 9y ago|1 comments
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by tex0 9y ago
Well, not really. Most content providers don't even have affiliate programms.
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by tex0 9y ago
Just some topics, can elaborate on those later, if you want: - Development Setup (e.g. minikube) - Circuit Breakers - Managing Backpressure - Service Discovery - Encryption - Monitoring / Metrics - Domain Translation - Load balancing &
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by tex0 9y ago
We generate structured logs, I.e. key-value pairs. Depending on the environment they are either formatted with logfmt or JSON. This serves our use cases quite well.
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by tex0 10y ago
The Microsoft IntelliMouse 1.1a. It's a shame it's no longer on sale.
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by tex0 10y ago
Well, basically we don't use email for internal communications. The only emails I send to or receive from coworkers involve some kind of external parties that only work with email. (Ok, I admit there are a few (very, very few) reports
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by tex0 10y ago
I would very much encourage anyone to use Vault to manage secrets consumed by machines, but for personal credentials it's maybe not the best fit.
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by tex0 10y ago
Everyone should be free to choose how he handles his personal matters. This is one of the reasons why we wanted to keep full pass compatibility. So anyone using either pass implementation can switch at any time. But I don't want to spe
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by tex0 10y ago
Indeed, these providers offer "virtual servers" as well, but if look beyond that they play an entirely different game than AWS. The only relevant competitors to AWS are Google and maybe MS Azure. Both also US companies. No one e
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by tex0 10y ago
Depends on your requirements, but I dare to say there is none.
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by tex0 10y ago
pass is very nice, but has some annyoing useability quirks.
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by tex0 10y ago
It's also not very developer/ops friendly. Quite hard to set up currently. Not that this couldn't be fixed (as the client side), but no one is doing this.
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by tex0 10y ago
That is a very american attitude, I'd say =) I consider it a management duty to stop people from working too much (which is a rather european attitude :D).
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by tex0 10y ago
It's much like the same Problem with the Google Cloud. Even worse there I'd say.
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by tex0 10y ago
You can go very much the same debugging route with MySQL. There are similiar tools available for MySQL as well. The tooling discussed in the post should definitely not be a reason to switch from one DBMS to another. You need to understand y
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by tex0 10y ago
The Percona Toolkit is a quite messy codebase and the tools offer an abdunant amount of features, but still they are useful.
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by tex0 10y ago
A very impressive (ab)use of MySQL binlogs. There is a lot to criticize about MySQL, but the master/slave (binlog) architecture is incredibly flexible and with RBR it's even consistent ;)
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by tex0 10y ago
Very good attitude. I tend to do the same. Important is what they do, not when or where.
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by tex0 10y ago
I can only second Prometheus. It's modeled after Google Borgmon (and possibly Monarch) and excels in any flexible workload. Really great piece of engineering.
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by tex0 10y ago
We write most of our Stack ourself in Go and integrate the Prometheus instrumentation right away.
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by tex0 10y ago
Looks like an malicious ad placed through RTB. A decent AdExchange should not allow placement of such ads.
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by tex0 10y ago
Look out. That page always Redirects me to a Malware page after a few seconds.
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by tex0 11y ago
From a first look APNS2 seems to add very little value over bufort which we are running in production very successfully. I really wonder how you manage to send millions of notifications (over which period of time?) without much boilerplate