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tigeba
12y ago
Just some observations from me. Looks interesting, but I'm already using docker on OSX, would like to try it out but don't want to run the installer and have it mess up my current boot2docker setup. If there was a version that h
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tigeba
12y ago
Consul provides service discovery via a REST API and via DNS. I had to make some small configuration and code changes to my existing services to make use of SRV records. They have no knowledge of Consul's existence.
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tigeba
12y ago
A) Hashicorp, you are awesome. B) This works really well in conjunction with registrator https://github.com/progrium/registrator which listens to Docker events and will automatically register your services with Consul.
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12y ago
You can: export DOCKER_TLS_VERIFY=1 to avoid having to use --tls everywhere, makes it a little less tedious. I have also found that not all tools are quite ready, or at least grumpy with TLS. I have had no luck using fig, for example.
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12y ago
Regarding the white background patent, I'm by no means a professional photographer but the majority of the items in their patent strike me as basic if not incredibly obvious to a photographer that specializes in this type of work. The
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tigeba
12y ago
You may want to check out "Reliable and Secure Distributed Programming", it has a few chapters on Consensus.
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tigeba
12y ago
You may want to check out Everquest Next. I think it would be fair to say that EQN is very close to a completely voxelized environment and at least mostly procedural. There is a great deal of curated content as well, but it seems like the
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12y ago
Quite a few of them appear to be part of the Qualcomm Vuforia AR Toolkit. I happen to have this lying around from a few years back and the license for the example code seems to be "All rights reserved, Qualcomm Confidential and Propri
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13y ago
"Release It!" is a great book. Netflix has also written a bit on this subject. http://techblog.netflix.com/2011/12/making-netflix-api-more-...
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13y ago
Just want to agree with your sentiment here. I have tried on many occasions to incorporate mocking frameworks into my unit tests, and in almost all cases the mocks cause more problems than they solve. Either I'm spending time debuggi
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13y ago
I have also done this for many years at work. Co-workers generally referred to this position as 'the vulture' which upon reflection, sounds a lot better than 'squatting'.
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13y ago
I have done this type of research recently and I can say that it helps immensely when you invariably get the "So it's like ___?" question. :) It really forces you to think about how you are going to answer that question ahea
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13y ago
Excellent! I will check them out and send off a pull request if I run into anything.
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13y ago
I was eager to give these a whirl but from my perspective the AGPL licensing is rather onerous considering that the official drivers are APL. Not sure if this was intentional or accidental.