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dave-at-koor

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About dave-at-koor

Dave Mount is the CTO of Koor Technologies, Inc. Koor is Rook for the enterprise. Rook is open source software that connects Kubernetes clusters to persistent storage running in Ceph clusters.

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    Great post. We (Koor) have been going through something similar to create a demo environment for Rook-Ceph. In our case, we want to show different types of data storage (block, obj…

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    I love how people responded to this question.

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    Just what I was looking for, a happy medium between Wix and Hugo. Plus, nice intro to Supabase, which is also supa cool. Perfect for another project I am just starting. Thanks for …

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    Nice tool. I guess it's kind of a theme with data. It's like oxygen - taken for granted until you don't get enough. Or clean water. And incidents are so rare that we don't get good…

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    Interesting. Out of sight, out of mind. In the early 2000s, I worked for a company whose IT department was excellent at doing backups on a regular basis. Except they never tried to…

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    Ask HN: When was the last time you lost data?

    We worry a lot about backing up data and disaster recovery. When was the last time you lost data, and what were the consequences?

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    I agree with your first statement. For years, I have been working on a website/app/community platform to support learning and debate about the productive uses of nuclear energy. My…

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    Thanks for making your case. I tried a VPN service for a while to see what it was like to surf the web "from another country." It was with a provider "you can trust," but ultimatel…

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    About the time I started learning modern JavaScript (~2015), Java developers were bemoaning the chaos of untyped languages for serious development. For me, it was nice not to have …

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