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DiskStation DS1621xs+ On-premises cloud solution built for performance
(synology.com)
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xiwenc
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3 Years of Kubernetes in Production–Here’s What We Learned
(medium.com)
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xiwenc
6y ago
The first thing that ran through my head when I saw the example of hyscale was: Why isn't this implemented as a CRD? It looks to me like this is a higher level abstraction on top of Deployment resource with more bells and whistles.
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xiwenc
6y ago
I’m feel your pain also my friend. Azure quality is terrible compared to competitors: * no good working examples in docs * docs hard to read * docs are not consistent with reality * the web portal UX is inconsistent and outright weird (when
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Business logic is the weakest link in Low-Code security
(cinaq.com)
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Business logic is the weakest link in Low-Code security
(cinaq.com)
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xiwenc
6y ago
I'm surprised you're not dog fooding: https://login.land/login :) The page leading to login is a bit too plain. Makes more sense to point to /login instead of https://login.land/admin
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xiwenc
6y ago
From experience, it's good to support multiple ways of configuring an app. Depending on your case, this could become hard or requires naming conventions. This way you can move secret data to files if needed depending on the deployment
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xiwenc
6y ago
Interesting technical read which is mostly a deep dive in your implementation journey. In retrospect from a business perspective, was there any consideration on the long term? Depending on your growth rate, what's nest after you hit th
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Remote British village that built one of the fastest internet networks in the UK
(theconversation.com)
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xiwenc
6y ago
Is there a better alternative on OS X?
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xiwenc
6y ago
Loosk very useful! Will definitely use this for my next design needs. I can search trough it now via CMD+F, but it would be nice to add a search function showing a list of results. It can be very basic keywords search.
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xiwenc
6y ago
Stronger yet I rarely reboot my systems. Either they run 24/7 or I put them to sleep. There’s definitely good use for these optimized tools. Especially on old systems with low resources and slow CPU’s. I generally like the simplicity o
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xiwenc
6y ago
You are right the NFS client provisioner is not needed. This approach was chosen because the NFS server address only has to be configured once for the provisioner. Each PVC claims a subfolder within the shared NFS share. This might be undes
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Highly available Kubernetes with batteries for small business
(cinaq.com)
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xiwenc
6y ago
Was there a specific service or reason with high cost that stood out?
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xiwenc
6y ago
It’s nice to see the serverless movement and its applications. However the fact every (public) cloud provider does it differently is killing it (incompatible logic/interfaces). Right now, serverless is merely shifting complexity of app
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xiwenc
6y ago
Thanks a lot! Will definitely read this book.
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xiwenc
6y ago
Yes a monolith is good to start small. With this thread I’m hoping to find real production systems. To learn and be inspired by them.
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Ask HN: What are examples of well architected software systems?
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Speed up Docker builds with distcc, ccache and Kubernetes
(cinaq.com)
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xiwenc
6y ago
Looks nice! The pricing is a bit confusing: is basic plan free? How does that relate to the trial week?
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xiwenc
6y ago
Pretty good guidelines. I like the idea of having a configuration close to the class (perhaps module-level depending on the project size) that uses it. With dataclass the class definition is fairly clean. In addition to that, I'd consi
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Insane Secret Weapons for Python
(towardsdatascience.com)
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7y ago
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Astro Slide 5G Transformer: most powerful 5G Smartphone and Pocket Computer
(indiegogo.com)
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Awesome-Compose: Application samples for project development kickoff
(docker.com)
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xiwenc
7y ago
I have a similar problem with a Carlinkit box I installed myself. I do get a new firmware update from the person I purchased my unit. But the quality is certainly not top-notch. it works. With a recent fw update mine also freezes completely
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xiwenc
7y ago
I mostly agree with you. As an independent professional, I hate complete ecosystem platforms also. We need composable systems. Not more locked down. Mendix ( https://www.mendix.com ) does a lot of that well but as you pointed out
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xiwenc
7y ago
The delusion is thinking "no code" solves all your (classical) problems. It does not. No code is the future riding the waves of simplifying programming. Like going from C -> Java -> Python -> (Low code) -> No code
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Floating island made from 700k pieces of plastic
(dailymail.co.uk)
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