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by zedpm 7y ago
Agreed, I’ve found aiohttp works wonderfully as both client and server.
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by zedpm 7y ago
SRAM | Backend Software Engineer | ONSITE | Full-Time | Spearfish, SD Join an awesome team of highly motivated, outdoor-oriented software engineers doing Really Cool Things with bicycle data systems at SRAM[0] and live in the outdoor advent
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by zedpm 7y ago
Oh no, turn back while you still can. My team is in full revolt due to a company-wide migration from Slack to Teams. Teams is worse in almost every way. We're seeing lots of missing functionality, bizarre UI bugs, random crashes, extre
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by zedpm 7y ago
FWIW, if you're already logged in to the console, it seems to be working just fine. In fact, if I try to go to a specific service page, e.g. https://s3.console.aws.amazon.com/s3/home?region=us-east-1# instead of j
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by zedpm 7y ago
Terraform really shines when you have a complex environment that depends on various external services. I don't know enough about your architecture to comment on the benefits for you, but for a generic web services environment on, say,
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by zedpm 8y ago
SRAM | Backend Software Engineer | ONSITE | Full-Time | Spearfish, SD Join an awesome team of highly motivated, outdoor-oriented software engineers doing Really Cool Things with bicycle data systems at SRAM[0] and live in the outdoor advent
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by zedpm 8y ago
Great documentation! The extra level of detail like explaining the command for running the server is super helpful for less experienced users.
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by zedpm 8y ago
Right, but that doesn't really explain anything. Maybe the author is concerned about some future changes in the nginx project and they're preemptively moving away from NGINX, but even if that's the reason, it's not much
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by zedpm 8y ago
He's not kidding about the joy of traveling by rail. The train from London to Edinburgh was by far the most pleasant travel experience I've had. The low stress boarding, the spacious, comfortable seats, and lack of turbulence made
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by zedpm 8y ago
Don't worry, they're already opting out on their own[0] [0] https://www.census.gov/library/visualizations/2017/comm/voti...
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by zedpm 8y ago
SRAM | Spearfish, SD | ONSITE | Full Stack Engineer, Devops/Backend Engineer SRAM is one of the largest bicycle component manufacturers in the world and the leader in bicycle data systems and connected components. We're seeking to
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by zedpm 8y ago
SRAM | Spearfish, SD | ONSITE | Full Stack Engineer, Devops/Backend Engineer SRAM is one of the largest bicycle component manufacturers in the world and the leader in bicycle data systems and connected components. We're seeking to
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by zedpm 8y ago
Are you running your Lambdas inside the VPC (and incurring huge cold-start latency), or are you running your database exposed to the public internet? I've avoided using Lambda for anything that requires relational database connectivity
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by zedpm 8y ago
SRAM | Spearfish, SD | ONSITE | Full Stack Engineer, Devops/Backend Engineer SRAM is one of the largest bicycle component manufacturers in the world and the leader in bicycle data systems and connected components. We're seeking to
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by zedpm 8y ago
You were always able to use a custom domain with Lambda, via API Gateway, just like you can now via ALB.
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by zedpm 8y ago
I agree. We started using Redis with AWS' managed offering (Elasticache), then migrated to running it on our own once we were comfortable with it. I can imagine the same path for Kafka use.
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by zedpm 8y ago
Hopefully they have a solution for connecting to RDS from Lambda without incurring the huge cold start time and other problems of having the Lambda inside the VPC. Ideally it would be something like PgBouncer with a security group that only
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by zedpm 8y ago
Do you have recommendations on provisioning memory in aggregators vs leaves? That is, would one of those configurations make for sense than the other for typical workloads?
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by zedpm 8y ago
I'd recommend against searching via the web UI. I use awslogs[0] daily and find it an effective way to search and filter logs. [0] https://github.com/jorgebastida/awslogs
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by zedpm 8y ago
Yeah, I would recommend it in certain circumstances. EKS has $150/month base cost for the control plane, so for small environments it's too expensive. For groups with existing experience with Docker and Docker Compose but no exper
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by zedpm 8y ago
It sounds like they really wanted to switch to K8s and rationalized it. The cons of their existing solution are minor and easily addressed with correct use of Ansible, and the massive complexity of K8s is understated. As an example, they su
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by zedpm 8y ago
Note that the recently announced T3 instances all have an even number of vCPUs; I wonder if it's related to this issue.
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by zedpm 8y ago
If you click the pushpin icon in the web interface, you'll get a dropdown with the services and their icons. You can drag icons into your top bar as shortcuts.
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by zedpm 8y ago
Oof, $150/month base cost? No small workloads on EKS, I guess.
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by zedpm 8y ago
The mirror module is exciting. Sometimes it's nice to have no-consequences testing of production traffic in a staging environment. Unless you have something like Envoy and its shadowing functionality [0] to handle the mirroring, you en
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by zedpm 9y ago
I hope this works out, and I hope it fixes some of the grief that Cordova causes. We've ended up with some legacy apps built with Ionic, and have had so many problems that trace directly back to Cordova that we're looking very ser
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by zedpm 9y ago
>S3's pricing is absolutely ridiculous by comparison, but they have the reliability argument on their side... Well, unless your S3 buckets are in us-east-1. For some reason Amazon keeps having issues with S3 in that region. Since th
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by zedpm 9y ago
I have that scraper, and found that it really doesn't do a very good job. A balled up piece of aluminum foil works better than the wooden scrapers, in my experience. Unfortunately, the best results come from the bristle brushes.
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by zedpm 9y ago
S3 allows you to turn versioning on and off for a bucket; my understanding is that B2 does not.
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by zedpm 9y ago
Fargate is generally available.

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