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by ttiurani 8y ago
I was referring to using helm to configure my own charts to work in different test environments. Wrt public helm charts, you want to understand the chart install. Most of them are really dead simple if you know k8s.
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by ttiurani 8y ago
I agree with this: after you know k8s, it is pretty darn great. Two more points: 1. K8s of 2019 is significantly better than K8s of 2017. With stable Deployments, StatefulSets and CronJobs and binaryData in ConfigMaps etc., I haven't m
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by ttiurani 8y ago
I personally have only anecdotal evidence, but I've read now many stories where the interviewers of these giants refuse to engage in a two-way, human-to-human conversation with the candidate but instead make the ordeal deliberately pro
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by ttiurani 8y ago
I think the hidden agenda here might be that big corps also test for the candidate's a) motivation and b) obedience. Are you the sort of person who's willing to learn whiteboard programming on your spare time, and then tolerate ab
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by ttiurani 8y ago
"Maybe Not" by Rich Hickey: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YR5WdGrpoug Another excellent talk by the creator of Clojure, and like the previous ones, relevant for all programmers.
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by ttiurani 8y ago
For my last project for a new business website, I just used Github pages w/ Cloudflare for SSL, all free. Because the site needed a unique brand look n' feel, I opted out of Jekyll and used Foundation 6 as a base and node-sassed m
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by ttiurani 9y ago
37 with 17 years in tech and absolutely love writing code every day. Because I've always been good at keeping my expenses low, I'm also now making a good enough living to never have to think about money. But what has kept me const
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by ttiurani 10y ago
Koa 2 with Nunjucks, Sequelize and Typescript. Koa 2 with async/await is a real pleasure to work with and Nunjucks is powerful enough for pretty much every templating need. Sequelize has been a pretty good ORM. Typescript brings the ri
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by ttiurani 10y ago
I've been running Docker in production for a year and both of these issues were very real. I got bit hard by this issue: https://github.com/docker/docker/issues/20079 when CoreOS stable channel updated D
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by ttiurani 14y ago
The problem with one JAR is that you will then have to configure runtime in production which delivery is used and also, if there are alternative plugs (or jacks), what set of plugs you activate. That would have to be done with an external c
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by ttiurani 14y ago
The motivation for the two server backend is that I currently have one working standalone B and will build a second B soon to serve a closely related purpose, and really don't want to duplicate the work or the data. That's why a backend ser
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by ttiurani 14y ago
Really cool! However I'm struggling a bit to see how to use the architecture in larger projects. I have a (grandiose) idea for a group of web sites with the following structure: * Backend server A provides a REST API and stores data to a No