weirdedhimself

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Benchmarking Microservices for Fun and Profit(sumologic.com)
5 points by weirdedhimself 10y ago|0 comments
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Using bots to support change management processes(sumologic.com)
5 points by weirdedhimself 11y ago|0 comments
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Using Sleeper Cells to Load Test Microservices(sumologic.com)
5 points by weirdedhimself 11y ago|1 comments
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by weirdedhimself 14y ago
Sumo Logic provides easy tools that allow data analysts (vs. data scientists) of it's customers analyze the data. Sumo Logic never sees the data.
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We hire Data Scientists so you don’t have to(sumologic.com)
6 points by weirdedhimself 14y ago|2 comments
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by weirdedhimself 14y ago
Nope, most people have both a laptop and desktop. But they only get to keep the laptop :)
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Pimping out the AWS Java SDK using Scala(sumologic.com)
2 points by weirdedhimself 14y ago|0 comments
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by weirdedhimself 14y ago
Sumo Logic (Mountain View, REMOTE, H1B, INTERN) We build a cloud based log management system, dealing with massive amounts of customer data in a highly scalable, distributed, elastic architecture. Our app is almost fully JVM-based, mostly w
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1Password Power Tips(sumologic.com)
1 points by weirdedhimself 14y ago|0 comments
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Sumo Logic Launches Free Machine Data Search and Analytics Service(sumologic.com)
2 points by weirdedhimself 14y ago|0 comments
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by weirdedhimself 14y ago
Let me add some nuance here: We have the "business" offering from Comcast. It was the only offering that had 100MBit/s when we signed up. With the "business" offering, you are forced to use the "business" modem. The modem is made by SMC. It
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by weirdedhimself 14y ago
I love pfSense, it's a great platform! I used to run that at home for several years, and even in the early days at Sumo Logic. The only achilles heel I've found is the fact that it runs on a PC, and PC hardware tends to have a lot more movi
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by weirdedhimself 14y ago
Trench? Wishful thinking in California. :) There's a big telephone pole behind our building, and both the cable and phone lines run from the building to the pole... This setup is by no means good enough to run any mission critical services
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by weirdedhimself 14y ago
Absolutely, the Peplink is a SPOF. They do support an HA mode with two Peplinks, but that hasn't been necessary for our uptime requirements yet. It helps that the unit has been rock solid, too. Not a single crash or hickup. We do have anoth
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by weirdedhimself 14y ago
Yeah, for consumer level ISPs in California, sadly, this is a reality. I've used Comcast, AT&T U-Verse, sonic.net, Speakeasy, etc over the years, and they all had outages. Amongst the better ones were Speakeasy and sonic.net. Comcast is
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by weirdedhimself 14y ago
Even though we don't run any office-based servers at Sumo Logic, the recommended way is to make the Peplink a DNS server. It will then serve the IP of the currently active link... They also just sent me this in an email: "Our revolutionary