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valyala
2y ago
It would be great to be able to use VictoriaLogs underneath instead of Elasticsearch. This would simplify the configuration and maintenance, since VictoriaLogs works optimally with default configs on any hardware. This will also help reduci
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More than 30% of public PRs on GitHub are from bots
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Go I/O Closer, Seeker, WriterTo, and ReaderFrom
(victoriametrics.com)
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2y ago
The power of interactive command-line tools is very undervalued comparing to tools with web UI or desktop tools with graphical UI. Command-line tools can provide more useful information needed by users, while providing much higher signal&#x
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Show HN: Vlogscli – interactive command-line tool for querying VictoriaLogs
(docs.victoriametrics.com)
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Go Sync.Map: The Right Tool for the Right Job
(victoriametrics.com)
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Go's Unique Package: String Interning Simplified
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Go Singleflight Melts in Your Code, Not in Your DB
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The Rise of Open Source Time Series Databases
(victoriametrics.com)
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Go Sync.WaitGroup and the Alignment Problem
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2y ago
The main incentive for maintainers of open source software is to see many happy users of this software. Most open source maintainers do not care about monetizing their products (or the monetization has very low priority). That's why mo
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Slices in Go: Grow Big or Go Home
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2y ago
IMHO, this is just the beginning of the trend for reverting source-available licenses back to open-source licenses. The reason is that source-available licenses don't help increasing revenue growth rate. https://news.ycombin
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Go Sync.Pool and the Mechanics Behind It
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2y ago
> Integrating FOSS code into a proprietary product is what restricts the user's freedom. Copyleft licenses prevent this restriction. This is like saying "black is white". Users are free to use any products - open source an
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2y ago
Freedom is the ability to use the open source code without any restrictions. Copyleft licences restrict the freedom. These licences sound good in theory (let's prevent from unpaid use of the code in proprietary products!), but they wor
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2y ago
Very rarely
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2y ago
Companies care about open source if it helps them increasing their revenue: - If they use open source code in their commercial products, then they care about the ability to freely use the code without legal consequences. - If they develop o
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valyala
2y ago
Generics in Go have been appeared in 2022 (in Go1.18). There were many popular open source projects with big code bases written in Go before 2022 - Docker, Kubernetes, Prometheus, Caddy, InfluxDB, etcd, minio, Terraform, CockroachDB, Consu
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2y ago
Yeah, but lawyers (and companies where these lawyers work) are afraid of licenses with unclear or vague terms such as GPL, LGPL, AGPL, BSL, etc. They prefer to deal with software licensed under clear and concise open-source licenses such as
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2y ago
> Performance-wise e.g. VictoriaMetrics' prometheus-benchmark only covered instant queries without look back for example the last time I checked. prometheus-benchmark ( https://github.com/VictoriaMetrics/prometh
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2y ago
I cannot, since others will use them. So eventually I need to deal with the over-engineered overcomplicated shitty code, which uses these "features".
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2y ago
Datadog agent supports StatsD with tags (aka DogStatsD - https://docs.datadoghq.com/developers/dogstatsd/ ). You can push StatsD data to Datadog Agent, which will aggregate the data and push it to some centralized
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node_exporter ( https://github.com/prometheus/node_exporter ) and process_exporter ( https://github.com/ncabatoff/process-exporter ) expose the most of the useful metrics needed for monitoring ser
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2y ago
Could you provide more details regarding low quality APIs and PromQL compatibility issues? The following article explains "issues" with PromQL compatibility in VictoriaMetrics - https://medium.com/@romanhavronenko&
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AGPL prevents from wide product adoption, since corporate lawyers caution against relying on AGPL products because it is easy to violate the license terms and being sued after that.
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2y ago
I'd like to remove generics and iterators funcs from Go, and stop adding programming language shit to Go. https://itnext.io/go-evolves-in-the-wrong-direction-7dfda8a1...
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If you go to Amazon directly, this is great - you continue using our products and recommending them to your friends. Probably, next time you'll become our customer. For example, if you aren't satisfied with the support from Amazon
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I tried providing good reasons why changing the license from truly open source to some source-available license has little sense from business perspective. Of course, something may change in the future, which could force us reconsider the d
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2y ago
If Amazon will make a product on top of open-source VictoriaMetrics, then we'll say thanks to Amazon, since this is great marketing - more people will be aware of great products provided by VictoriaMetrics! There is close to zero proba
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