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alexvaut
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Comment #21345043
Love the idea to see more integration with traces, I did integrate traces of jaeger within a diagram view inside grafana few months ago: https://github.com/alexvaut/OpenTracingDiag…
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Comment #20380560
I will go a step further by stating that metrics, logs and traces are very similar and should be treated as such in a unique platform. Leveraging these 3 sources of data in a micro…
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Comment #20210775
Thanks for the links, so from Bruce Schneier, the problem needs to be taken care of by citizens (politic) like it was done for many industries (car, food, pharma...). Except that t…
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Comment #20209660
It makes me think that there are, at least, 2 ways to move forward: - What can we do about this situation we are in ? Is it a problem that Technology can solve (I'm thinking about …
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Comment #20153881
To be honest I don't see the majority of developers interested into Category Theory. We have to hand it on a silver plate by solving some problems to show it is useful. It doesn't …
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Comment #19990794
I remember hacking my gp2x adding an USB port, plugging a gps on it, porting driver and a gis/map lib.. so much time to waste and learn new things!
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Comment #19956648
Agreed 100%, I worked with legacy code at different stages: 1 to 2 years: very little of structure but still velocity matters a lot, complexity is not very high; 2 to 5 years: firs…
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Comment #19774771
What about returning refillable standard cups ? You return them dirty, starbucks/mac do wash them and everytime you want a coffee you get a clean one. It existed in France for glas…
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A framework to simplify tests within CI leveraging a docker compatible cluster?
Hi, Instead of writing scripts for VSTS (TFS) or Jenkins, I would like a simple way to describe an application in terms of containers, the tests to run (also containerized) and the…
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