willejs

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   by willejs 8y ago

   Did Heptio do some consulting for Amazon AWS? They have a guest blog post from memory, and im wondering if they helped kickstart EKS? Obviously they built aws-iam-authenticator, and as a company worked with AWS services... I would have thou
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   by willejs 8y ago

   It is 30 T1s in theory, but the physical connectivity is RJ-48 for T1 and x2 coaxial for T3. Both can be channelized into voice, or un-channelized for data...
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   by willejs 8y ago

   What hardware are you running pfsense on?
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   by willejs 8y ago

   Aspera uses UDP to work around issues sending large files over long distances on big pipes, which TCP usually isn't great for (1). How does MASV handle this over TCP? Do you have some 'tcp accelerators' in between or it is ju
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   by willejs 9y ago

   FreeBSD jails it is then.
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   by willejs 9y ago

   I've done this once, and only once.
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   by willejs 9y ago

   I am using it as a secrets backend for concourse pretty extensively. It's just good enough for that if you lock down the parameters with IAM policies, allowing restrictive get and puts. I am a huge fan of vault, and have run it before
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   by willejs 9y ago

   This was posted a while back, and you can see the original thread with more comments here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14031180
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   by willejs 9y ago

   AWS SSM pretty decent as a middle ground.
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    by willejs 9y ago

    Shut up Nathan Barley.
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    by willejs 9y ago

    I think he makes some really great points here, and obviously has some pretty good experience at running data stores in the real world, at scale. I think his comment about stateful sets is more focused about running data stores on distribut
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    by willejs 9y ago

    You nearly had me there.
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    by willejs 9y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16124595
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    by willejs 9y ago

    It is only a matter of time before someone here suggests you use self hosted gitlab/github enterprise. Ain't got time for that.
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    by willejs 9y ago

    This could be quite useful to define the basic things a container should exhibit. A lot of the time you rely on certain files being present or a specific entrypoint and command combo when running containers under orchestration with sidecars
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    by willejs 9y ago

    Here here.
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    by willejs 9y ago

    You are correct. London has a few Sandwich places that most people know about, Obviously Pret, then maybe The Earl of Sandwich, and Birley Sandwiches. These are all pretty average at best. Max's Sandwich Shop in Stroud Green, or Monty&
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    by willejs 9y ago

    Gatling is great, and the best thing to use if you want performance and fine grained analysis. It's easy to use, great html output with graphs. You can also output to a bunch of other formats, and easily break out into scala. Don'
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    by willejs 9y ago

    Because a lot of organization use privately hosted CI/CD systems, such as concourse. :-)
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    by willejs 9y ago

    Not really. Its quite straight forward and really just makes it easier to store your creds (on any platform) securely, and enables you to switch roles via profiles in your ~/.aws/config. One thing I would point out is that by defa
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    by willejs 9y ago

    This is the best tool I've found so far to manage profiles securely and switching roles between the ~35 accounts im working with right now.
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    by willejs 9y ago

    This.
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    by willejs 9y ago

    Blockchain could fix a key problem in X
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    by willejs 9y ago

    From what i have read from the bug report it fetches this asynchronously via a systemd unit. This is not so bad, originally it did it synchronously on login and would fail after 2 seconds if it couldn't fetch the url. Thats bad! My pr
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    by willejs 9y ago

    I have witnessed all of this too. Using it for event based stuff seems the most sane, or small scripts... I have heard that go will be supported in the next three months and theres a lot of improvements coming. Cant wait to ditch those js a
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    The Future of Ops(bravenewgeek.com)

    2 points by willejs 9y ago|0 comments
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    by willejs 9y ago

    So, their breaking up the monolith? Hold on to your hat!
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    by willejs 10y ago

    If anyone is considering this, consider fastly and custom VCLs too.
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    by willejs 10y ago

    I'm a big fan. Ive been using it to do 'outside in' google type, expose services on the internet via oauth for ages. Its solid and great.
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    by willejs 10y ago

    From the authors github, I presume its written in go. So its just going to be a binary with a config file. Thats great, and easy to deploy! I get your point, nothing is a 'production ready' deployment in 10 seconds. But, i think t