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   by wikibob 8y ago

   Yes please do reupload it!
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   by wikibob 8y ago

   Why are you using thousands of libraries?
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   by wikibob 8y ago

   Why precisely? Maybe for very new people who need high levels of guidance it could be helpful. But it’s a practice that has no basis in evidence to be so widespread.
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   by wikibob 8y ago

   Could you share the company name or add some contact info to your profile?
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   by wikibob 8y ago

   I think the problem with setting key-value metadata via the log output, is that permits unbounded cardinality. The current design inherently limits cardinality to the number of pods you have running and the various labels applied to them. F
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   by wikibob 8y ago

   This is not sustainable, you will burn out in the long run and could take an extended period of time to recover. You are risking your health. I suggest you look at the on-call chapters in the SRE book, SRE Workbook, and Seeking SRE. The sol
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   by wikibob 8y ago

   Google pays people, both in cash, and/or in compensatory time off. This is specifically called out in the SRE book [0]. They've noted that it's important to pay compensation, both to be fair to the employees, and as a closed-
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   by wikibob 8y ago

   We would all be exceptionally interested in more technical details about this. Particularly if you compare to other approaches, talk about technical tradeoffs made, etc.
9. 489.▲
   by wikibob 8y ago

   You are thinking of "At will employment". Right to work means you can't be forced to join a union.
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    Amazon has nothing in the category of exception tracking. StackDriver error reporting is a lite product intended mostly for folks with small applications on AppEngine. There is a recent post by Corey Quinn entitled CloudWatch Is of the Dev
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    In what specific way is GCE behind EC2? I would argue on many points GCE is clearly significantly superior to EC2. The Google billing model is far better, they bill on straight CPU and Memory, which you can combine in any desired ratio. Ama
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    Just my opinion, having Kyle write a formal report would give a huge bump to validating the stated properties :)
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    This looks like a fascinating approach. Unfortunately I’m not well versed enough to intelligently compare it to alternatives. Any plans to have Jepsen / Aphyr conduct a rigorous test and write a report on the results?
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    Ah just FYI the pay is around $10-$11 an hour.
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    Enough with the microservices – Adam Drake(adamdrake.com)

    2 points by wikibob 8y ago|0 comments
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    I think most people would very much like to deploy cluster updates more frequently. Unfortunately this is difficult because most distributions don't keep up with the release cadence. One of (the most?) popular way to deploy Kubernete
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    I’m guessing that Nomulus is your project? I ran across it before and just wanted to say it’s really cool that this is open sourced.
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    Nobody will ask. If they do: you took some time to relax after school.
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    You should take the resume advice to heart. I’ve hired a number of engineers and I would likely not look at this one for more than a few seconds. When recruiting, you get a deluge of resumes, there’s simply not time to carefully read them a
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    Hey looks like you wrote almost the same comment as I did! I totally agree, Gregor is absolutely terrific!
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    Just wanted to note that HtDP is the best pedegogy for teaching the foundations of CS that I've ever found. However, the book really needs professional editing. Instead, take a look at the Intro CS classes from University of British Co
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    Hi, I couldn't agree more with the parent comment about the AppEngine docs. I built a fairly small app and it was utterly excruciating to sort out the nuances. There should be right up front, a crystal clear page detailing the thre
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    I want to love AppEngine Flex, but it consistently takes 10+ minutes to deploy. Is this something that we can ever expect a fix for?
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    Technical debt. AWS had first mover advantage but now is saddled with the decisions they had to make to move fast at the time.
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    Would you be willing to add a contact method in your profile (twitter/email) for some offline questions?
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    What’s the long term plan here with StackDriver and OpenCensus? Are you eventually going to support high cardinality events with the ability to aggregate and then break down (as opposed to say Prometheus which pre-aggregates, so you can’t b
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    I totally agree, this is a serious problem. Because even if you understand that they mean “hey it’s Beta but it’s fine for production”, if you choose to use it and it breaks, all blame will point back to you for making an unwise choice. The
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    Yes! The documentation problem is NOT complex to solve. I would love to use GCP on more projects but the docs are embarrassing. Are they trying to get engineers to write the docs rather than hiring professional technical writers? Truly baff
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    I have to say I 100% agree about the documentation. Having used both GCP and AWS, although the core GCP offerings are fantastic and far superior to AWS, the GCP documentation is a disaster . It’s totally inexcusable, and really disappoin
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    by wikibob 8y ago

    Thank you, this is very helpful because these little things are the stuff that you can’t find in any documentation but end up biting you in production.