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tpetry
9y ago
The Google redis service will be serverless if the pricing table is not mapped to „subscriptions“ you choose from but instead automatically chooses the pricing layer each hour based on your stored amount (like automated discounts for vms).
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tpetry
9y ago
Yes, but that‘s no indication you have to provision an instance (not serverless). Google just decided that their granularity for billing is 1GB, like aws lambda and google cloud functions are billed in second granularity and not millisecond
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tpetry
9y ago
Where do you read you have to provision instances? I have to choose between Basic and Standard. But there‘s no clear indication that i have to select an instance based on my storage requirements. The pricing information does not indicate di
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tpetry
9y ago
Does anybody know how good the data is? I mean everyone of the geolocation lookup providers has faults and choosing the majority from different sources will have the best results. But maybe Google has much more accurate data?
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tpetry
9y ago
Wood houses are slowly coming to Germany too, but there seems to be a cultural refusal to them. Maybe it's because of WW2 and the bombing of the cities? Maybe a solid concrete house is feeling more safe in german heads?
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tpetry
9y ago
We first used sendy but then developed our own solution because we had very special requirements that no existing solved: Building visual nice emails but all the time within dome defined CI. So we created a meta language to build emails fro
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tpetry
9y ago
The decoupling reason and having much better analytics than simple open and click counters was the reason we built https://mailspice.com so we could use a good list management tool, a good smtp service and our vendor neutral ana
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tpetry
9y ago
How about Google Cloud‘s Cloud Machine Learning Engine? They even provide 300$ free credits on registration.
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How ipdata serves 25M api calls from 10 infinitely scalable globalendpoints
(highscalability.com)
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9y ago
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tpetry
9y ago
But its not the job of the software developers to research and plan the wireless coverage of the location, its the job of the team planning the event. Here in germany for big festivals every carrier places a truck with mounted wireless ante
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Introducing new ways to protect and control your GCP services and data
(cloudplatform.googleblog.com)
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9y ago
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tpetry
9y ago
Did you evaluate citus?
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Rook Storage Joins Cloud Nativee Computing Foundation
(blog.rook.io)
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9y ago
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tpetry
9y ago
If anybody is looking for something stable for years, have a look at haxe [1] [1] https://haxe.org
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tpetry
9y ago
Google Cloud Global Loadbalancer seems to do this fancy session mirroring because you only have one IP for the http load balancing. I am very often impressed by the GCP products.
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tpetry
9y ago
We had very long discussions with our lawyers to make our email analytics solution [1] compliant to the very strict german privacy laws and GDPR. Ip addresses are personally identifiable information because someone is able to find the real
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tpetry
9y ago
Starting to work on it and maybe built solutions on it without knowing the price is kind of risky...
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tpetry
9y ago
And extend the idea with community-aggregated whitlists. If i wand to use a software like spotify it for sure hat to load the songs somehow from their servers, so the application-intended ntwork community should be whitelisted.
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tpetry
9y ago
Wouldn't this mean granting Cloudflare access to all resources available? Does not sound like a very secure infrastructure concept.
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tpetry
9y ago
speaking weight
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tpetry
9y ago
Why should it be an advertisment bought by intel? Optane disks are technically the best at the moment for ZFS SLOG but nobody had tested it in reality yet, so they just did it very good.
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Essential Image Optimization Guide
(images.guide)
3 points
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9y ago
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tpetry
9y ago
This is a combined work of the people behind Intel Clear containers and Hyper containers.
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Google Cloud Platform Opens Hong Kong Region in 2018
(cloudplatform.googleblog.com)
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9y ago
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tpetry
9y ago
Adding multiple cloud providers to be resistant on a global outage of one cloud provider and then adding a SPOF by cloudflare loadbalancing is one of the least intelligent ideas i heard this week.
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Google Cloud reduces price for GPU instances
(cloudplatform.googleblog.com)
2 points
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9y ago
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HashiCorp Vault 0.9
(hashicorp.com)
56 points
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9y ago
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MySQL vs. MariaDB: Reality Check
(percona.com)
161 points
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9y ago
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tpetry
9y ago
Shipping Petabytes to a cloud you can practically never again retrieve all the data is ... risky. The aws way of doing this is nice: You rent the appliance like when importing data to the cloud and pay a (reduced) "bandwidth" fee
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tpetry
9y ago
The ability to export data from GCP to maybe your own datacenter is really missing.
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