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by zedpm 6y ago
One option is DTLS[0], which is roughly TLS for UDP. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datagram_Transport_Layer_Secur...
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by zedpm 6y ago
Every time I check the Personal Health Dashboard, the number of issues increases; it's currently showing 13 open issues for my account. Cloudwatch logs for the last few hours are unavailable; it appears that the log agent is getting er
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by zedpm 6y ago
It's kind of funny, since various operations performed in the AWS web console use this model (e.g. type the name of the resource you're trying to delete). As an organization, they're aware of this approach and think it's
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by zedpm 6y ago
Yes, Facebook requires that any mobile app using Facebook login do so via their SDK. Presumably they will disable your Facebook app (breaking login) if you don’t comply.
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by zedpm 6y ago
Lead is not named for the element lead nor is it pronounced the same. It's pronounced like leader (without the er, of course) and named for a mining term[0]. [0]: https://www.britannica.com/place/Lead-South-Dakota
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by zedpm 6y ago
AWS has released Graviton2-based EC2 instances[0] with excellent performance[1]. It seems like a lot of workloads can be moved to ARM-based VMs with little fuss. [0]: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-m6g-ec2-in
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by zedpm 6y ago
The pricing change appears to fall right in line with Gitlab's pricing (Free, $4/user/month, ~$20/user/month, and super expensive). I haven't managed to compare their feature matrices to see if the tiers are cl
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by zedpm 7y ago
It's a hard problem, but I've had some success with a few approaches. One is pulling the team into a conference room and giving a deep-dive presentation on some aspect of our system. I made a point of doing it via a web conference
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by zedpm 7y ago
It isn't a matter of getting to a certain scale before you use RDS, if that's what you're asking. The value of RDS is streamlining and automating db administrative tasks. If you want to update from Postgres 11.5 to 11.6, for
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by zedpm 7y ago
Hmm, I have the 6-core i7 version of the 16-inch MBP, and I'm driving two 2560 x 1440 displays (in addition to the built-in display). I have Chrome open with dozens of tabs, lots of other apps running, etc. and I haven't noticed a
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by zedpm 7y ago
If you use Nagios for monitoring, you can use the check_http plugin for this, e.g. check_http -H <hostname> -C 30,14. That will return a warning status if the cert expires within 30 days and return a critical status if the cert expire
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by zedpm 7y ago
This matters and is long overdue. Google, Microsoft, Digital Ocean, and other providers have managed Kubernetes services and don't charge for the control plane. I honestly expected AWS to drop the charge altogether, but cutting it in h
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by zedpm 7y ago
Yeah, I was kind of expecting AWS to announce that they're dropping the EKS per-cluster charge this year, or at least lower it. I suppose that could still happen this week.
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by zedpm 7y ago
Yes, sorry, those are benchmarks for python web frameworks making db queries. All the top performers are async frameworks.
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by zedpm 7y ago
That's nearly 5 years old now, so even the bits of that which are backed up with actual data aren't of much use. Benchmarks of asyncio in python 3.4.1 are going to be wildly different than in later versions. I understand the argum
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by zedpm 7y ago
That's an odd assertion. What kind of things do you think most projects do? I'd say most projects have network IO happening (querying databases, storing data to e.g. S3, communicating with other web services), in which case async
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by zedpm 7y ago
> There is just no substitute for understanding how everything works. Great line, and one I strongly agree with. I love the tooling we have available today like Terraform, Ansible, etc. but the experience I gained by keeping bare metal s
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by zedpm 7y ago
> Not true. Mostly true. I've read the post you linked to; all of those approaches have significant disadvantages compared to standard git branches. We used the bookmark-based workflow for a while, and it's simply not as good a
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by zedpm 7y ago
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by zedpm 7y ago
I like the support for reimbursement; YNAB has poor support for this use case and a hostile attitude towards improving it.
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by zedpm 7y ago
We're currently migrating all of our mercurial repos to git. The migration is trivial and retains the full history. After working with mercurial for the last four years, I don't think it offers anything that git doesn't. I&#x
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by zedpm 7y ago
The direct link to the report is https://services.google.com/fh/files/misc/state-of-devops-20... .
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Accelerate State of DevOps(cloud.google.com)
1 points by zedpm 7y ago|1 comments
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Treading in Haunted Graveyards(honeycomb.io)
2 points by zedpm 7y ago|1 comments
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by zedpm 7y ago
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by zedpm 7y ago
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by zedpm 7y ago
>I fail to see how YouTube, Fornite, and Instagram users (to name a few) will want a smaller screen. I can't comment on what those users want; I don't use any of those things on my phone. I'm not claiming that large phones
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by zedpm 7y ago
I imagine it will be again. Once the huge phone cycle wanes (and it may already be doing so), we'll start seeing smaller phones pitched as a hot new development. Then again, with Apple beefing up the functionality of their watch, it ma
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by zedpm 7y ago
This is great news, and something I’ve been requesting for years. I manage an IoT backend based on CoAP, which is typically UDP-based. I’ve looked at Nginx support for UDP, but a managed load balancer is much more appealing.
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by zedpm 7y ago
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