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Comment #23260510
Try the new quorum queues, they don't have those issues.
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Comment #23260154
Yeah that sounds about right. Of course if you had 200 connections and 50 queues you'd more likely be seeing 100000 msg/s. The number of connections and queues has a big effect on …
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Comment #23260130
The old network partition problems people remember about RabbitMQ are solved by quorum queues.
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Comment #19043945
I like the concept of error budgets. Start off by knowing what kind of quality and resiliency a system requires and design your test strategy around that. Means talking to the clie…
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Comment #18564040
It all depends. For example with Apache Pulsar, tailing readers are served from an in-memory cache in the serving layer (the Pulsar brokers) and only catch-up readers end up having…
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Comment #18479982
To get some perspective on the difficulty of building this model, imagine you can see fine, but your screen can only display one word (token) at a time. You can navigate with arrow…
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Comment #18479531
I used a screen reader for a few years due to sight issues, these days I use a screen again with magnification. When you work without a screen you end up having to build up a menta…
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Comment #18398811
I really learned to appreciate the scale and horror of the war after listening to Dan Carlin's 6 part podcast series on it. I highly recommend it though it isn't for the faint of h…
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Comment #18382646
My wife had HSCT to treat MS a year and a half ago. So far some symptoms went away, others stayed, but most importantly she hasn't got worse. Fingers crossed it will stay that way.…
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Comment #18295728
This is analysis is for people who want to understand the internals of Apache Pulsar, rather than a high-level overview of how to use the technology and how it compares to Apache K…
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Comment #18274022
This might just be the best, well-balanced talk on how agile has gone wrong, and ways to combat the decay. I've seen a lot great teams and poor teams operate. A common set of compo…
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Comment #17236637
I work at a boring company but I manage to get interesting projects to work on. I left CRUD behind about 5 years ago and I couldn't go back now. I just don't find most business log…
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Comment #17042567
Never ascribe to malice, that which can be explained by incompetence. I don't mean to be harsh on anyone, but after working for over a decade in enterprises, mediocrity seems to be…
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Comment #16785584
My antidote to this has been to craft a reputation for doing high quality work with good documentation. I don't let myself get pushed around now with this crap. If I want to spend …
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Comment #16677987
I take the opposite view, the microservice anti-pattern is the API explosion. When you start chaining together HTTP REST APIs into wide and/or deep call graphs then you get all kin…
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Comment #16647417
Content marketing for SEO is everywhere. It's quite easy to spot, the author will explain why the practice of XYZ is great, in a pretty generic way, and then sprinkle in a couple o…
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Comment #16640904
I've been reading hn comments for years but was never compelled to make a comment before. Now I have something to say.
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Comment #16637030
My wife had HSCT treatment for MS a year ago. She was deteriorating fast. Since the treatment the progression has stopped and some symptoms have gone away. HSCT is real and it work…