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AjayTripathy
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Comment #38106668
Agree! That's the vision!
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Comment #28386580
No problem! Please let me know how we can help.
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Comment #28386055
Kubecost fully supports labels by default-- however until recent versions we relied on kube-state-metrics for that data, which requires users to whitelist the labels they want to s…
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Comment #28384669
Each use case is different, but I think expiring the data after 60d in your monitoring stack makes sense both from a scaling perspective of your monitoring stack and from a privacy…
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Comment #24040790
Stackwatch | Backend Engineer | Full-time | Remote Stackwatch is the company behind Kubecost https://github.com/kubecost/cost-model . We're building tools to help devops and finops…
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Comment #23983090
There's definitely ways to do this by configuring your scrape configs to ignore sets of nodes. Curious though when you last tried kubecost out? We've built out some caching mechani…
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Comment #18350105
Hey, former Google Cloud SRE here-- now work on projects to help companies manage cloud spend. Prediction and especially recommendations for lowering cloud spend can get tricky, bu…
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Comment #18331128
Helm chart author here-- let me know if you have any feedback! I wanted to build a one or two click way to quickly get cost metrics on GKE.
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Comment #17287807
If you want to look the average comp at FAANG or any well-paying public company it's "only" 250k. That versus the average case at a startup being closer to 150k (average options ar…
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Comment #6582671
While I've never actually run out of localstorage space, I can see it being an issue for some webgl applications. Cool stuff!
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Comment #5458370
Peerkit's caching layer hacks around the HTML5 localStorage limit by opening iFrames to multiple top-level domains. Agreed that it's a messy solution that introduces some overhead …
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Comment #5458144
The project is flexible enough to provide support for all media types-- video is definitely where the majority of your savings will be coming from. For a first-time demo though, we…
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Comment #5457611
Thanks! One possible explanation is that the coordination server, which tells you who has what files, is being slow. We're working on it.
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Comment #5457551
File chunks in the upstream response are hashed, and we're working on delivering "good" peers to connect to. I agree that there's a lot of work to be done to product-ize it-- we ju…
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Comment #5457423
Co-Author here: A cdn using peer to peer has been on a lot of people's minds for a while. There are certainly going to be lots of competing implementations, but you can already sta…
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Comment #4299518
I can't wait to see a real, scalable game on the full javascript stack: webgl/html5 graphics , node.js / binary.js backend, and a mongodb database.
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Comment #4180436
Sorry, we're experiencing the issue described here: http://www.hackerne.ws/item?id=4180339 But basically, we schedule online courses and add email/text you when you should be watch…