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eliribble

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About eliribble

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    Comment #42129190

    Weird editorialization. I included a TL;DR at the top, you could have just copy-pasted it. "Docker-compose is a tool for working with Docker containers. It solves very real problem…

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    Comment #42129166

    Yeah, I agree, we're going to need a really compelling use-case not just for end users that run the application, but for the application developers as well. Nobody wants to maintai…

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    Comment #42128450

    Oh, hey, holy shit! You're one of my heroes. I've read through your internal discussions on protobuf within Google, you did amazing work there, and held your own against a difficul…

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    Comment #42128134

    Looks like https://dockerswarm.rocks says that the site is deprecated. https://dockerswarm.rocks/swarm-or-kubernetes/ says "it's not sensible to build a new product using Docker Sw…

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    Comment #42128011

    Interesting, I wasn't aware that Traefik could do this without significant modification to the docker-compose configuration provided by the application developer. I also thought th…

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    Comment #42127992

    These are great points, and probably worth their own blog post to answer. > First of all, why is this a concern? Idle threads have basically no impact on a system, so this generall…

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    Comment #42127827

    While a bit of a hot take, you're not wrong. We need something that's less scalability focused than Kubernetes/Mesos/Docker Swarm but that doesn't put too much burden on applicatio…

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    Comment #42127782

    > The way they frame that pihole example ("Whew! That’s a lot of stuff!") is just silly. Yeah, you're probably right. Originally that line was in there when I had a breakdown of wh…

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    Comment #42127683

    Thanks, interesting. Sounds like your container has some kind of side-car that makes it directly addressable over Wireguard without needing to address the host IP. Does that mean y…

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    Comment #42127628

    > I would say if the author was actually interested in solving this problem in a productive way they should first try to see if docker itself is amenable to altering their construc…

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    Comment #42127589

    Yeah, we're very early building this, the blog post is just a way for me to organize my thoughts and start fights online. It's, uh, embarrassingly useful to yell semi-coherent thou…

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    Comment #42126999

    I'm actually a fan of Sandstorm, and think it got a lot of things right. I'd love to be able to talk to Kenton Varda about why he thinks adoption on it was weak. Personally I think…

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    Comment #42126931

    Hey, blog post author here. I'm curious how that last sentence was going to end. Let's say I agree with you and that TLS termination is not a container orchestration responsibility…

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    Comment #42126629

    This is a really good conceptual model, the tradeoff between flexibility and constrained declarative frameworks. The goals is to make self-hosting applications extremely easy and e…

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    Comment #42126596

    I assume you're saying this as a container image author, not as someone who is deploying containers. It'd be great if every other container image author standardized on something l…

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    Comment #42126564

    How many steps is it for you to add a new service to your system? Say you wanted to try out Paperless NGX, what would you need to do?

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    Comment #42125912

    Blog post author here - that's the right company name, but not the right company website. Our company doesn't have a website yet. Looks like we may share a company name with some g…

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    Comment #42121598

    My blog post, I'm interested in whether or not others have had similar issues or have better solutions than I do.

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    Just because tax enable those things in the United States right now does not imply that is the only way they could be provided

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    Comment #14757306

    I think this project is great, but I tend to agree with others - it's going to be somewhat doomed by second-system effects and the fact that coding is a social art form. You have t…

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