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char_pointer

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About char_pointer

Founder at Ankyra https://www.ankyra.io

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    This is really fun!

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    Comment #17519531

    Can't stress enough how great Compute is compared to EC2. A lot of the (enterprise) companies I work with are weary of going all-in on a particular cloud and prefer to hand-roll op…

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    Comment #16921023

    There was quite a good thread about self learning electronics recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16775744

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    Comment #16170766

    Just to add: I've worked on pipelines like this for dozens of clients and I'd be happy to talk more in-depth about your options, as business requirements do tend to influence your …

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    Comment #16170728

    https://github.com/ankyra/escape (disclaimer: I'm one of the authors) We use Escape to version and deploy our microservices across environments and even relate it to the underlying…

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    Comment #16122461

    Yeah, I think this is what people mean when they talk about simple Makefiles: running scripts + topological ordering. Building C is just hard.

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    Comment #11611269

    Timestamps: it wouldn't be hard so much as expensive, because the program would have to go off to the kubernetes master for each resource to figure out the timestamp. This adds up …

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    Comment #11391971

    Been meaning to write something up; will keep you posted!

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    Comment #11245521

    Thanks, mogronalol. I agree that visualisations would be useful and I think using tests to create a virtualised service definitely has merit, because it kills two birds with one st…

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    Comment #11245206

    > What if when building a service, the pipeline also created a virtualized version of the service as an artefact? Yes, interesting idea! I guess it does mean that there is a "testi…

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    Comment #8523071

    It's powering huge infrastructures as we speak; Twitter, Airbnb, and many others: http://mesos.apache.org/documentation/latest/powered-by-meso...

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    Comment #8522987

    FYI: this link gets me into a redirect loop (probably because of something NoScript related)

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    Comment #8324157

    It changes your deployment "atom" so instead of deploying compressed artefacts, you deploy containers. This has some advantages in itself (eg. it makes it easier to do gradual upgr…

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    Comment #6722062

    For Puppet you can use a validation script and a git commit hook to shorten the feedback loop on syntax errors: http://spoop.net/devops/2013/11/12/validate-puppet.html

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    Comment #857684

    The forking is not noticeable on today's machines; especially on this rather small scale. And yes, I would say that typing "cd `bm log`" is more cumbersome than typing "cdbm l". cd…