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Load Testing with Koi Pond(slack.engineering)
47 points by uaas 5y ago|7 comments
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by uaas 5y ago
Markdown and sometimes org-mode. For illustrations, draw.io [1] and Excalidraw [2]. [1]: https://app.diagrams.net/ [2]: https://excalidraw.com/
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by uaas 5y ago
Here’s a useful overview of the vps landscape from Lerdorf (co-author of php) from the end of 2019. I think it’s still useful today: https://toys.lerdorf.com/low-cost-vps-testing
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by uaas 5y ago
That’s its promise, e.g. https://valyala.medium.com/high-cardinality-tsdb-benchmarks-... FWIW, we are in the process of considering it as a single monitoring plane for multiple clusters with high cardinality metrics
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Load Testing with Koi Pond(slack.engineering)
3 points by uaas 5y ago|1 comments
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by uaas 6y ago
Have you maybe compared Emfit QS to a customer-grade tracker like Fitbit directly?
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Telltale: Netflix Application Monitoring Simplified(netflixtechblog.com)
1 points by uaas 6y ago|0 comments
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by uaas 6y ago
One thing I am missing from both this and hndex.org is to have the date of the post under the results.
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by uaas 6y ago
Care to elaborate on the safety of backup? You mean it’s safe at your hard drive from availability or from privacy perspective?
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by uaas 6y ago
Some basic introduction to the app itself, or a link to some website would be useful to get people onboard.
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by uaas 6y ago
Well, I’d say give it a try. We are using CloudWatch as a Grafana datasource, because this way you can concentrate more of your monitoring to one place, which is useful during troubleshooting. With Grafana 7.x, you can even check and correl
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by uaas 6y ago
If I recall correctly it’s hosted on AWS, or at least partially on EC2 instances, anyone has any reliable source on this?
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by uaas 6y ago
Have you tried spacemacs yet?
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by uaas 6y ago
That would largely depend on your usecase.
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by uaas 6y ago
The Pale King by David Foster Wallace, author of Infinite Jest. Both are highly recommended.
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by uaas 6y ago
Using different ones for dev and prod still might be good idea. If either one is compromised, there’s a chance the other is safe. You can still rotate them regularly, and/or if either one is compromised.
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by uaas 6y ago
No, it’s just a BO stack
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by uaas 6y ago
You should try davinci resolve. It has a free version, and even runs on linux.
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by uaas 7y ago
1: Well, it can be useful to map your src and dest ips to a map, but it can be left out, since the dashboards are fully customizable. Anyway, Maxmind GeoIP is widely used in this and other areas. 2: Yes, openjdk is supported 3: No, with thi
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Show HN: Pfelk, a customizable pfSense/OPNsense firewall visualization
51 points by uaas 7y ago|12 comments
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by uaas 7y ago
We are working on a pfsense/opnsense firewall traffic visualization tool based on ELK stack. It is a highly customizable solution that let’s you have extensive insight into your network traffic. Key points: * pfsense/opnsense supp
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Ask HN: Which configuration management software would/should you use in 2020?
257 points by uaas 7y ago|211 comments
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How Netflix uses Druid for realtime insights(netflixtechblog.com)
104 points by uaas 7y ago|59 comments
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by uaas 7y ago
Or memcached
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by uaas 7y ago
First, I would have made a more official report on that bug, then wait for their feedback. After that, I might have bring this matter up.
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by uaas 7y ago
I am in a similar situation, but we are already open for free (that is a must i think at first) I was thinking selling support, offering consulting with the setup etc. but what would be the strategy for having paid support and open github i