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by yebyen 7y ago
I have built this on Digital Ocean's dropletkit API client gem for Ruby, but without the "we send you a bill" part. Two or three clicks to kubeconfig, then your cluster is deleted in about 4 days. I call it Hephynator and it
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Absolutely, but it's worth mentioning that it's not zero-cost for those providers. (I have no idea what their actual cost is, and I assume they take steps to minimize it...) EKS is priced competitively, with Amazon's other o
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by yebyen 7y ago
I think Okteto is an example of what you're describing. (This is for K8s, I just learned about this service yesterday and it does what you're describing, kind of.) okteto.com I'm not sure this is relevant, but it's a gr
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by yebyen 7y ago
Thanks, this is awesome! I am not a fan of Fargate based on personal bias mostly towards K8s and a sour taste I got when Fargate and EKS were first announced together, (with Fargate "available now" and EKS coming soon, it felt ver
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by yebyen 7y ago
> I’ll also introduce you to a CLI tool that is Fargate’s equivalent to Kubernetes’ kubectl that can take you from a Dockerfile to a running web service in just two commands. Is anyone aware of this tool? Is it something I can check out
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by yebyen 7y ago
When I have multi-tenant shared servers that are regularly experiencing low memory conditions, that's now one of the first things that I turn off. I set sysctl vm.oom_dump_tasks=0 and vm.oom_kill_allocating_task=1, because without tho
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by yebyen 7y ago
Thanks for sharing. I am in NW Montana and saw the sun like this for the first time a few days ago, I'm not from here. We have had an unseasonably wet summer thus far, which I understand from the ecologists around me here means there
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by yebyen 7y ago
What are the costs of a managed Kubernetes? I don't know if I understand what you mean, because most managed Kubernetes that I know are practically not, or just nominally more expensive in terms of resource cost. Like GKE, AKS, you do
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But also a pretty solid testament to the credit of RedHat's documentation, which I'll echo myself. My OpenShift experience is limited to 2017, but I've never heard anything but positive things about OpenShift's document
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> Until you use/exchange them, you aren't taxed. As you're not a tax expert and neither am I, take my objection to this with a grain of salt, I think this is wrong though. When you have income from mining, that's inc
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by yebyen 7y ago
I went to RIT in 2003-2010 for CS and took Axel Schreiner's first Golang course (which AIUI was the second GoLang course offered anywhere, at a Uni level) Among other classes I took with Axel, he definitely spent at least 20% of the ti
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by yebyen 7y ago
> The A320NEO order book is filled for years so if you’re an airline CEO you’re stuck with the MAX. I did not know this! Thanks for the added insight.
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It's worse than that, as I understand it a professional airline pilot can only remain type-certified in a single type rating at one time. That means that if 737MAX requires a new type certification, then it requires in order to make bu
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Or at programmer conferences, where today almost everyone is carrying one of a small handful of nearly identical MacBook models.
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If Zoom has a web-based client, I haven't seen it. I know that WebEx has a web-only client. I thought you had them like, really confused, y'know? Turns out there is a Zoom Web Client though and I'm all wet.
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I was going to say that CentOS is independent from RedHat, but then I realized I don't know what I'm talking about. From CentOS wikipedia page: > In January 2014, CentOS announced the official joining with Red Hat while staying
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by yebyen 7y ago
Webex and Zoom are absolutely not the same product, they are competitive offerings from different companies.
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Beeminder is cool, but have you seen the sister project Commits.to? It's basically "Service Level Indicators" for your GTD queue
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I think you're not the only one that mentioned this omission, I'll throw in since it seems to be pretty poorly highlighted and has some surprising failure modes: When you use the USER directive to set up a working user in Dockerfi
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I've been doing the same thing on "commits.to" Here you can see all the things I haven't done on time: http://kb.commits.to/ and the backlog of things I already did, of course, too, but I like to focus o
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I appreciate that! Thank you. It is a jekyll blog, and there are many authors, which is really what makes the copyright situation hard. I am working on contacting everyone to clarify their intention, as it was within MS rights to shut the
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It's really not cool to delete vast archives of knowledge, ahem... http://web.archive.org/web/20171104080019/https://deis.com/ I wish that archive.org had captured more of deis.com/blog, t
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It's harder to argue that reverse engineering is harmed by open source, in a world of software patents and copyright protection that occasionally permits interop, but always prohibits competition The alternative to working on favorably
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> quick DISM cleanup (which should already be running as a scheduled task) Is this a recommendation/suggestion of yours, or a default state?
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The reason why I would say I think it is a letter, is because it can be a letter in a root. Like in قرأ, the letter Alif is not considered the third letter in the verb, hamza is. I had to look it up, the grammatical term for it is الفعل ا
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Ayn is a voiced pharyngeal fricative, ghayn is a voiced velar fricative. My intuitive answer was wrong, I thought the difference was one is fricative and the other is not... at any rate, those are points of articulation, not muscles. An ar
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Except that it doesn't stop, there's another "letter" which is strictly a glottal stop, hamza (ء) I say letter in quotes because I'm not sure of its status as a letter or not, I think it is a letter but my Arabic ga
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I've been the one in the story who hears "no" enough times myself that I know which side I'm naturally going to fall on. But I've never been the one that did an Equifax, and now has to explain themselves to the boa
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When a person says "we need this infrastructure project" and a project is commissioned, acknowledging the need, it is in my experience that unfortunately that person's job function is rarely placed on hold until the appropria
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And it seemed to be going really well! Why kill it? Everyone loved it, and I can earnestly say that the new version of Gmail hasn't really made it to the level of experience we already had on Inbox.

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