vruiz

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   Netflix's Hystrix latency and fault tolerance library, for Go(github.com)

   2 points by vruiz 12y ago|0 comments
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   by vruiz 12y ago

   It's not about docker, it about systemd-nspawn which is systemd's own alternative to docker. I'm with you here, at first I didn't understand the alarm but now I'm starting to see the danger of this trend.
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   Go needs an IDE and intergrated debugger(odinsql.com)

   2 points by vruiz 12y ago|1 comments
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   Oxy: Go middlewares for HTTP servers and proxies(github.com)

   9 points by vruiz 12y ago|0 comments
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   by vruiz 12y ago

   > Give me an example of any ecosystem where the standard library is the defacto best solution? In Go that's certainly the case and in my experience it's a great thing, only time will tell if it will end up suffering stagnation
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   by vruiz 12y ago

   > The core libraries are feature-complete for 1.0. Can someone well informed about Rust give some impressions on the standard library? It is as comprehensive as in python or Go for example?
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   Ping.gg monitoring engine now open source (Go)

   15 points by vruiz 12y ago|1 comments
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   by vruiz 12y ago

   now I'm really tempted to add some voice notification function to pingd [ https://github.com/pinggg/pingd ]
9. 249.▲
   by vruiz 12y ago

   notice the "Satire" category.
10. 250.▲
    by vruiz 12y ago

    certified[1] has been a great for me so far in this matter. [1] https://github.com/rcrowley/certified
11. 251.▲
    by vruiz 12y ago

    When did you receive that email? is it new? that bug should have been fixed.
12. 252.▲
    by vruiz 12y ago

    Haha, I actually thought about replying a "you are an smartass" error when someone subscribes to to 127.. or ping.gg itself :) There is an alert limit per host, so not everyone will be able to do the same. Congrats!
13. 253.▲
    by vruiz 12y ago

    if someone knowns your email address and that you've confirmed it, then yes, that someone could set up more, but the limit is 10. If that ever happens to you, you could: 1) pause the unwanted alerts, and remove some only when you need
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    by vruiz 12y ago

    I've never been block by just pinging anything, but if that happens for someone, well... it'll simply won't work for that user. No big deal, that's the upside of being a free no-SLA service :) As for my own side of the n
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    by vruiz 12y ago

    I gave the interval some thought, and while I might have to increase it in the future, I think 5 seconds is a good place to start. This is just a single innocuous ICMP echo packet, not port scanning. And a single user can only set up 10 pin
16. 256.▲
    by vruiz 12y ago

    I was particularly proud for thinking of colouring the reply for curl, I had to show it off :)
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    by vruiz 12y ago

    Thanks. This project for me is just a proof of concept. Having paid customers would require dedicating massively more time to initial development and maintenance, which simply I'm not ready to do until the idea is somewhat validated. B
18. 258.▲
    by vruiz 12y ago

    Indeed there are plans in my head. But that could only happen if I manage to get a big user base while at the same time I find a way to fight abuse without compromising simplicity.
19. 259.▲
    by vruiz 12y ago

    Boo indeed! Seems like he/them got tired of it for now.
20. 260.▲
    by vruiz 12y ago

    some bored guy is attacking it right now, try again a bit later. also, which host did you try?
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    by vruiz 12y ago

    good tip. thank you. sorry I removed the parent while you were posting, just realized I was answering to the wrong message.
22. 262.▲
    by vruiz 12y ago

    actually, I just realized someone is trying to DOS the site creating massive random accounts. Please unknown hacker, don't be a dick, this is just a pet project.
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    by vruiz 12y ago

    hahaha, how ironic. No, there is no meta monitoring. The site it's actually up, just really slow ATM, but I'm logged it and everything look fine and access logs as fluent. I think it might be some connectivity issues with digital
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    by vruiz 12y ago

    Good question! I think most of us with pet projects do it either to learn something or with the hopes of gaining a lot of traction and one day implement some paid feature. For me it was both. Maybe one day if there are a lot of users I&#x27
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    by vruiz 12y ago

    thanks. Indeed the service totally lacks features and maybe reliability, but my whole intention was to find the lowest possible barrier of entry, which I too find very high in most online tools.
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    by vruiz 12y ago

    haha, there is if I ever want to get another programming job! It's bad, trust me. The ping function is just a retouched version of Go's icmp test: https://github.com/golang/go/blob/master/src&#x
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    by vruiz 12y ago

    just noticed to "star" typo, now I have to hotfix while in HN's frontpage, great.
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    by vruiz 12y ago

    > you'll be sent an email with 3 generated URLs that you can to click to star, stop and delete your tracking Emails look like this: http://i.imgur.com/6kFqSnm.png +1 noted!
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    by vruiz 12y ago

    btw, the ping engine is a Go app that pings each hosts in a separate goroutine. I might open source it in the future once the code has more tests and less shame.
30. 270.▲
    by vruiz 12y ago

    Thanks! No intention to compete, as it says on the page it's not meant for professional purposes (of course, success might change that). It's mostly a pet project to monitor pet projects.