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Continuous Deployment of On-Prem Kubernetes Infrastructure(blog.giantswarm.io)
2 points by wstrange 9y ago|0 comments
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Dart gets a type system(medium.com)
2 points by wstrange 9y ago|0 comments
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by wstrange 9y ago
Firefox defaulted to Google search because they got paid a ton of money to do so.
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A stronger Dart for everyone(news.dartlang.org)
5 points by wstrange 9y ago|0 comments
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Helm 2.5.0 is Available(github.com)
2 points by wstrange 9y ago|0 comments
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by wstrange 9y ago
Not native, but you can use the Flex Environment to run Dart apps on AppEngine: https://github.com/dart-lang/appengine
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by wstrange 9y ago
The Dart VM team is super active. If you are a VM geek this group[1] is a good way to follow what is going on. Dart now targets the Web (two compilers - one for development, one for "production" - both transpiling to JS), the ser
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by wstrange 9y ago
Allowing the user to choose their default assistant (Google, Cortana, Siri, ) would be a good start. EDIT: I didn't read the question carefully enough. I don't believe Apple has dumbed down the UI to push people to Siri. That bein
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by wstrange 9y ago
This runs contrary to the experience of most people. See http://www.businessinsider.com/siri-vs-google-assistant-cort... Siri is dead last. Surprisingly, Cortana did quite well (I didn't realize Microsoft was catching
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by wstrange 9y ago
> SDKs are an enormous effort to create and maintain for every HTTP API, Hence the attraction of generating client and server stubs with gRPC > Browsers (and by extension, websites) are not good examples of REST in practice? The &quot
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by wstrange 9y ago
Practically speaking, most REST based servers and clients are tightly coupled anyways. That is why SDKs are so popular with developers. They just want to call a method and not be concerned with how the bits get across the wire. And please
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by wstrange 9y ago
Honest question: How so? I have not used it in anger - just played around with it.
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by wstrange 9y ago
Given Google's involvement, I am wondering why they did not choose jsonnet?
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by wstrange 9y ago
Indirectly I think Google does need Kubernetes to be successful. If they can drive adoption, it makes it much easier to move customers away from AWS and on to GCE.
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by wstrange 10y ago
And Google App Engine 9 years ago
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by wstrange 10y ago
> There are many things that government won't do and there is no market for it e.g. Polio vaccine From my reading of [1], the Polio Vaccine was developed by Jonas Salk at the University of Pittsburgh. [1] https://en.wiki
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What is HDR for TVs, and why should you care?(cnet.com)
2 points by wstrange 10y ago|0 comments
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by wstrange 10y ago
The browser is driven by advanced AI wetware that understands the semantics of the data and can make decisions on what to do next. I think REST/HATEOAS purists have always overplayed the browser example. Pure machine to machine interac
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There Is Never a 'Free Market' in Health Care(forbes.com)
4 points by wstrange 10y ago|1 comments
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Google Inc announces first Canadian ‘cloud region’ in Montrea(business.financialpost.com)
2 points by wstrange 10y ago|0 comments
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by wstrange 10y ago
"First 120 build-minutes per day" : FREE Nice for Hobby projects...
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by wstrange 10y ago
What about patents?
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by wstrange 10y ago
I deploy on minikube (Mac Desktop) and GKE. There are 4 lines of configuration that differ between those two environments.
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by wstrange 10y ago
Maybe they should have called it TardigradeDB
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by wstrange 10y ago
It sounds like your current setup is working just fine, so I don't see a compelling reason to switch. When you start to deploy many applications, and they need to talk to each other, and you need service discovery, automatic restart,
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by wstrange 10y ago
Spanner is as much about Google's data center, hardware and network architecture as it is about the code. It is not clear how they would "contribute" that to OSS
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by wstrange 10y ago
Kubernetes is dead simple to use , but can be a little daunting to set up. Thankfully, that is changing with things like minikube, kubeadm, kops, and self hosted Kube. I think the orchestration wars are essentially over. Kube has insane m
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by wstrange 10y ago
Docker alone does not solve these problems. You need something like Kubernetes >- Host mounts? So what happens when a container gets rescheduled to another node? Persistent Volumes and Claims. Kube manages moving containers, and the asso
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by wstrange 10y ago
Kubernetes StatefulSets [1] are intended to address this kind of use case. They provide stable network identity and stable storage. Kubernetes enables a container to declare the resources that it requires, including things like dedicated CP
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by wstrange 10y ago
If you don't want to manage Kubernetes, you can use Google Container Engine (GKE), which is Kubernetes-as-a-service. A nice bonus is that they only charge you for the minion nodes. The Kube master is free.

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