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721.
by tpetry 8y ago
Like every cloud storage file access costs money, so the operation to access it. But its so minimal its basically non existent for a backup solution.
722.
by tpetry 8y ago
They downvoted you because it would be really easy for you to look the prices up by yourself. Will take only a few seconds: * Go to https://cloud.google.com/compute/ * Scroll down to the pricing information * Click on
723.
by tpetry 8y ago
It seems to have the same pricing like the other storage classes: No fees for accessing the files within the same region and the typical bandwidth fees if the backups will be downloaded to somewhere else.
724.
by tpetry 8y ago
Encrypt the backups and store the encryption key in a normal non-archival bucket.
725.
by tpetry 8y ago
The interesting part it's cheaper than AWS Glacier ($4 per TB per month) and slightly more expansive than AWS Glacier Deep Archive ($0.99 per TB per month) but the data is available immediately and not in hours like glacier where you h
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Ice cold archive storage(cloud.google.com)
140 points by tpetry 8y ago|79 comments
727.
by tpetry 8y ago
Reliable backups. But this was a problem nanobox didn‘t solve it yet.
728.
by tpetry 8y ago
You missed the statement of FREE b2b product ;) Google is killing dozens of free products but not the ones you are paying for.
729.
Google Cloud introduces new compute- and memory optimized VMs(cloud.google.com)
11 points by tpetry 8y ago|2 comments
730.
Google Cloud Memorystore with Redis 4.0 Update and Failover(cloud.google.com)
2 points by tpetry 8y ago|0 comments
731.
by tpetry 8y ago
But you can optimize these rule sets with machine learning.
732.
by tpetry 8y ago
Which dnsbl provide this data? Have been searching for it for a long time.
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NestJS 6 releases – a Node.js framework for building reliable microservices(medium.com)
1 points by tpetry 8y ago|0 comments
734.
by tpetry 8y ago
It‘s interesting they added globalThis which only works when the browser does support it. Didn‘t they build every festure before so it csn be compiled for older browsers too?
735.
TypeScript 3.4 RC with incremental builds and globalThis(devblogs.microsoft.com)
2 points by tpetry 8y ago|1 comments
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Project Zipline – High-throughput low-latency compression(azure.microsoft.com)
112 points by tpetry 8y ago|18 comments
737.
by tpetry 8y ago
Product Pitch: letsencrypt for s/mime, would solve soo many problems. Every mailing provider could acquire a certificate for you and automatically sign it without any user interaction.
738.
by tpetry 8y ago
Cache invalidation is pretty hard if you need to clear data from local caches for every thread.
739.
by tpetry 8y ago
Almost all non kubernetes docker solution seem to be no longer maintained. But nomad is alive and has interesting concepts.
740.
by tpetry 8y ago
„They fixed the bug and promised the data would be secure now.“ /s
741.
by tpetry 8y ago
The author is speaking about „internet scale“. I think he is describing renting a complete DC completely for your own because you are so massive. All of these numbers make no sense if you are not someone in the Top100. I mean describing a c
742.
by tpetry 8y ago
Oh if its run by T-Systems there will be no more privacy problem ;) Half the time the services will be not reachable and the other half it will not work correctly xD
743.
by tpetry 8y ago
With wal-e, wal-g and pghoard its getting really difficult choosing a solution, they are so comparable
744.
by tpetry 8y ago
Google Reader has closed a long time ago, people have moved on a long time ago. Wasn‘t feedly built short before closing? Google Inbox is closing in a few weeks and many people like it. Maybe copying it would be a nice idea, but much of wor
745.
by tpetry 8y ago
You can‘t circumvent the rate limit, that is the idea of a rate limit. The article is stating this all the time. The genious idea is simply shrinking down the search space by probabilistic assumptions. Never thought about using the snowflak
746.
by tpetry 8y ago
Sounds interesting. Can you share how and what happened in detail?
747.
by tpetry 8y ago
It‘s a traditional server side rendered application. But they use a custom implementation like turbolinks and instantclick to change the sites content without a full reload.
748.
by tpetry 8y ago
There‘s nothing in the article stating why the proposed standard implementation of an registration and login should „scale“. But it is using monodb. So it must be web scale! /s
749.
by tpetry 8y ago
They state (1) free daily backups and (2) restore to any datapoint within the previous seven days. But if they only create a backup once a day i can only restore to any point in time before the last full backup. Did they mean the constantly
750.
by tpetry 8y ago
The german azure location is a joke. Only the most basic services are available, there are so many missing in germany...

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