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by wizwit999 4y ago
Building Matano, an Open Source security lake platform for AWS https://github.com/matanolabs/matano
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by wizwit999 4y ago
Base 64 encoded UUID's, like Stripe?
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by wizwit999 4y ago
re the memory, More RAM won't help, the bug was that docker would eat all the memory you give it. The mitigation was to limit your WSL memory.
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by wizwit999 4y ago
As a general purpose OS, I actually quite like Windows 11, its nice, clean, and beautiful. But unfortunately, Windows is not there for development. I've used WSL for years and its actually gotten much worse with WSL2, especially with
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by wizwit999 4y ago
How about Bazel, doesn't it solve the same issues?
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by wizwit999 4y ago
How do you save money from multicloud when you have to start paying DTO. E.g says your compute's on EC2 and you use GCS, now your paying DTO for something that was free.
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by wizwit999 4y ago
Oclif is pretty nice for NodeJS, we use it for https://github.com/matanolabs/matano . https://github.com/charmbracelet/bubbletea looks really beautiful, if you use Go.
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by wizwit999 4y ago
This is is such a comically eugenicist racist comment.
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by wizwit999 4y ago
It's like back in the day, when a bunch of Victorian (?) novels were published by chapter in newspapers.
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by wizwit999 4y ago
Why put everything in your database?
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by wizwit999 4y ago
"DynamoDB import from S3 doesn’t consume any write capacity. You won’t consume any traditional write units nor have to worry about throttling during the import process". "The cost of running an import is based on the uncompre
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New AWS Bulk Import S3 to DynamoDB(aws.amazon.com)
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by wizwit999 4y ago
Its weird to see someone flex vertical scaling...
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by wizwit999 4y ago
Using the word 'operator' is a pretty obvious red flag.
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by wizwit999 4y ago
Why not just use DynamoDB at that point, would likely be cheaper.
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by wizwit999 4y ago
One q: why are you building a code running/functions platform inside your project, sounds very overdone and not related to your project. Also scary as a customer. I would recommend just make people host workers, we'll need it anyw
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by wizwit999 4y ago
Awesome, Airplane for free, I love it.
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by wizwit999 4y ago
Post WW2 Japan ruled or allied India would be an interesting alternate history.
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by wizwit999 4y ago
Zero karma account created just to post this comment, hmmm... Anyway, he acknowledged Snowflake has Iceberg support by planning to integrate with Snowflake.
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by wizwit999 4y ago
Its really just the startup time. JVM especially with Kotlin is very pleasant to develop. I want to check out GraalVM but don't know if it works well or is worth the effort.
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by wizwit999 4y ago
Thanks, yes, I mentioned OpenFaaS in a sibling and find it very interesting as a possible standard, but realistically there isn't currently a way to deploy OpenFaaS compatible functions to hosted providers (I actually couldn't fin
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by wizwit999 4y ago
Haha! We use typescript for CDK infrastructure automation/deployment. Most of our runtime code is in Rust, some Kotlin, and Python for user authored detections.
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by wizwit999 4y ago
There is OpenFaaS ( https://www.openfaas.com ), but surprisingly there's no hosted OpenFaaS services.
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by wizwit999 4y ago
> serverless > run in my k8s cluster Those two don't really go together. ;) Kidding aside, yeah we definitely leverage all the power of AWS services to give a completely serverless experience.
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by wizwit999 4y ago
Thanks for explaining! Yep, that's what we mean. We use serverless services like S3, Lambda, Athena, MSK Serverless, Firehose so you don't have to maintain any servers.
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by wizwit999 4y ago
There's no servers to maintain in the entire architecture, we heavily use Lambda and even use MSK serverless for Kafka.
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by wizwit999 4y ago
Matano - ( https://github.com/matanolabs/matano ), an open source security lake platform on AWS. Let's you run security log analytics on an open data lake, and detections as code in your AWS account. Cool because it
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by wizwit999 4y ago
Is this open source? Btw your demo is really slow on my phone.
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by wizwit999 4y ago
This seems a bit overdone right? If I understand, Fullstory and the like are cool because they let you reproduce unknown user scenarios and bugs. But for tests, the inputs are all known (that's the point of a test) so it should be triv
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by wizwit999 4y ago
Btw watch out for the license - this isn't open source.

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