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by weitzj 10y ago
I got inspired by Consul and srv records. I use different names for the protocols on each port, e.g. mqtt.mosquitto... websocket.mosquitto..
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Nice. mc keybindings
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by weitzj 10y ago
We are using https://github.com/mikespook/gorbac right now, which works well for us. But we do not have any multi tenant requirements.
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by weitzj 10y ago
If you use Android along with dependency injection (Dagger2). This was at least necessary when Kotlin was close to 1.0. This was the only part where I ever used lateinit.
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by weitzj 10y ago
Also interesting: I have used the docker integration of logdna beforehand, before moving to Kubernetes. The integration was done using docker compose per docker compose environment. The logs which contained `err` were marked red as errors i
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by weitzj 10y ago
It would be nice to improve the documentation a bit, and mention that only one agent is needed per node and that this agent will collect the logs across namespaces. As I have understood,you do not set any namespace for the secret/daemo
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by weitzj 10y ago
We are rolling our own update grub as a bash script, which does some sanity checks: - is the crypto module still present in GRUB config? - is grub running in text only mode? Otherwise we cannot see the LUKS prompt to decrypt the devices. -
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by weitzj 10y ago
Since ZFS will run on blocklevel devices and you want to get the ZFS benefits of Snapshots/compression/(deduplication), in my opinion it makes sense to do the encryption at the blocklevel, i.e. LUKS has to provide decrypted block
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by weitzj 10y ago
I guess this is what ZFS is for. Don't trust the underlying storage. But I am interested as well about your question.
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Setting up a multimaster Kubernetes cluster on Scaleway with Terraform and encryption
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by weitzj 10y ago
Sounds great. Is this approach somehow related to ClusterHQ's?
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My questions I ask myself every time to keep indentation to a minimum: - Is there a way to use an early return? (In your case early return if == null) - How can I get around using an `else` ? And I am happy this works so well. Of course the
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by weitzj 10y ago
Looks great. How does it handle networking? E.g. if you are on AWS or Google you are fine with your VPC. But as far as I understood on Digital Ocean the private subnet is shared across all customers in this region. Do you employ an overlay
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by weitzj 10y ago
KVM for the VCS, otherwise bare metal. See their faq. It gets weird if you would like to pass additional kernel parameters during boot. My hope right now is that this might be possible via their API but not their website. You can select a p
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by weitzj 10y ago
I had one planned maintenance disruption using their API for a few minutes as well as about 30minutes disruption yesterday solely with their API. I told them about the latter via Twitter. I am not sure if they found this error themselves or
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by weitzj 10y ago
Another one: https://twitter.com/lachrob/status/831691552028241921
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Hey Google, exactly what kind of AI am I helping you guys train with this?(twitter.com)
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There is nothing special about using ZFS with/without ECC. You are getting the same benefits using any filesystem while running with ECC. Also the "myth" that wrong checksum calculations due to a bitflip will degrade a ZFS fi
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by weitzj 10y ago
As far as I understood that means it will be getting even easier launching a self-hosted, secure Kubernetes cluster on DigitalOcean or Scaleway using DigitalOcean's or Scaleways's datacenter private network. If you are hosting
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Weave Net 1.9 Released: Encrypted Fast Datapath and ARM(weave.works)
3 points by weitzj 10y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Is the avg.song length(≈3min)related to the recording capacity of vinyl?
3 points by weitzj 10y ago|3 comments
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by weitzj 10y ago
How much does printing to stdout in parallel tests skew the benchmark? Isn't stdout be definition synchronized and you are better off benchmarking without stdout involved?
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by weitzj 10y ago
Ah. OK. Yeah. That works as well for me. Thank you
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by weitzj 10y ago
For Jenkins compatible Junit test results you must run the concatenated stdout of your `go test` through: go2xunit -input "${test_outfile}" -output "${GO_TEST_JUNIT_FILENAME}" For Jenkins compatible coverage repor
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by weitzj 10y ago
If the post gets upvotes in a short amount of time it ranks higher
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by weitzj 10y ago
Awesome! It would be nice to include something like go2xunit so you can hook the results up to the Jenkins coverage reports.
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by weitzj 10y ago
This looks awesome. I haven't tried it yet, but the hopefully it supports writing test coverage files for multiple packages, i.e. I already split the code up into separate packages and put each package in a corresponding subfolder. Us
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by weitzj 10y ago
Try out Proxmox (Debian). This works quite well for root ZFS
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Don’t Let Architecture Astronauts Scare You (2001)(joelonsoftware.com)
1 points by weitzj 10y ago|0 comments
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Save yourself a lot of pain (and money) by choosing your AWS Region wisely(concurrencylabs.com)
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