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by yevpats 4y ago
Really interesting to see this and YQL because so much changed but at the end of the day a lot of problems can be abstracted/solved as data integration problems. Currently working on http://github.com/cloudquery/cl
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Will Twitter Fail?(matt-rickard.com)
7 points by yevpats 4y ago|7 comments
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One Process Architecture(crawshaw.io)
1 points by yevpats 4y ago|0 comments
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Japan: The Lost Generation(youtube.com)
3 points by yevpats 4y ago|0 comments
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by yevpats 4y ago
Good to see steampipe here :) Im the author of CloudQuery ( https://github.com/cloudquery ) and I believe we started at the same time though took some different approaches. PG FDW - is def an exciting PostgreSQL tech and is g
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by yevpats 4y ago
I very much hope it will work for you and it will succeed. This can be def an amazing turning point in data integration and ELT world. I do still have hard time understanding how this is technically feasible because let's say a company
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by yevpats 4y ago
It's an interesting take but I worry this might not be possible (for a lot of cases) because not everything is database backed and sometime you have logic behind the API and you actually want the result of that API in your data warehou
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by yevpats 4y ago
This. SIM is not secure and will never be. just use yubikeys and/or other compatible webauthen and you will finish this non-ending cat and mouse race of phishing/anti phishing solutions.
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by yevpats 4y ago
I always wonder why you need a design system for a dev first product. MaterialUI + theme palette would be enough most probably but I guess its the (soon to be over) age of free money.
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by yevpats 4y ago
Milton Friedman - Money and Inflation - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_nGEj8wIP0 I think is under rated talk which explains complex stuff in layman terms.
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by yevpats 4y ago
Shameless plug, you can also enjoy CloudQuery ( https://github.com/cloudquery/cloudquery ) where we take a more ELT approach so you can use plain SQL for policies ( https://github.com/cloudquery/cloud
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by yevpats 4y ago
Good to see security moving to data engineering. Shameless plug: we are building similar stuff but for configurations here - https://github.com/cloudquery/cloudquery https://docs.cloudquery.io/blog&#x2F
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by yevpats 4y ago
I like the idea of that, though Im curious if an EL approach is the right way to go especially at scale where queries might get all blocked run out of mem in OctoSQL.
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by yevpats 4y ago
Seems like a service company disguised as a SaaS company which says their revenue is coming from "SaaS" but actually they have an internal tool which doesn't scale and 4000 engineers that are doing basically one-off services.
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by yevpats 5y ago
I agree it might solve part of the problem but I wouldn't jump into this on day 1 of your startup as because its a framework/platform you will be betting your whole company on this. Im not saying its not good just giving a warning
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by yevpats 5y ago
The technology is interesting but honestly I don't recommend it to any early stage startup as it has a very high learning curve, high maintainability, limited visibility and so on. Maybe if you got to a stage that you have a problem th
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Our Open-Source Journey(cloudquery.io)
5 points by yevpats 5y ago|0 comments
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by yevpats 5y ago
If using a docker already why not just use postgresql and run go binary without the CGO overhead?
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by yevpats 5y ago
Yes, in an ideal world it should. Also, I agree as someone here noted immutability and IaC are related terms but not the same and the article mostly covers IaC best practices (in a good way!). BTW - drift detection is a harder problem than
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Open Source Terraform Drift Detection(cloudquery.io)
9 points by yevpats 5y ago|0 comments
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Open Source Cloud Asset Inventory with Grafana and CloudQuery(cloudquery.io)
6 points by yevpats 5y ago|0 comments
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by yevpats 5y ago
very sad though not new story about addiction and depression. Here is my comment 10 month ago after reading his book "Delivering Happiness": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25326510#25326860 . Worth checking
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Grafana but for Cloud Infrastructure Config and with SQL(cloudquery.io)
3 points by yevpats 5y ago|0 comments
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by yevpats 5y ago
Interesting how it implemented under-the-hood. Does it use cloudquery ( https://github.com/cloudquery/cloudquery ) or steampipe ( https://github.com/turbot/steampipe ) under-the-hood or does it implem
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by yevpats 5y ago
Java is awful and slow. Invent Go. Waiting for generics.... 5 year later Go looks like Java. Back to square one :)
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AWS SSO and the Lost IAM Keys(cloudquery.io)
5 points by yevpats 5y ago|0 comments
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by yevpats 5y ago
The space is def interesting and the product probably lowers the barrier to entry for development. My main question will be why would you use it against plain/open-source PostgreSQL RBAC + GraphQL server or something like https:/
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CloudQuery SDK: Query Anything with SQL(cloudquery.io)
16 points by yevpats 6y ago|1 comments
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Continuous AWS IAM Security Best Practices with SQL(cloudquery.io)
8 points by yevpats 6y ago|0 comments
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by yevpats 6y ago
Cool. Another tool in the space - https://github.com/cloudquery/cloudquery open-source framework to ask questions about your cloud infrastructure with SQL.

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