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Comment #48048527
iSCSI is great and underated, I've been running iSCSI volumes for OrangePI boards which had only SD card support for years. Performance was much better on Gigabit Ethernet vs the S…
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Comment #41884680
It was for Rails. https://railslts.com/
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Comment #41470794
The project that has a feature which allows admins to SSH to any computer in the VPN ? [1] They have a feature called remote SSH access where the agent running on the node allows o…
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Comment #40184276
I've been playing in my homelab in the past year with Illumos (OpenSolaris). After decades of using linux, everything is much simpler, all the linux constant changes are inexistent…
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Comment #38887595
I've installed Solaris 11.4 on a spare ssd for fun this month. It worked right away.
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Comment #33647490
I'm using a Slimbook executive 14 for about 1 month. It's the same chassis as the Tuxedo as far as I know. I bought it especially for running linux on bare metal (docker, kvm, linu…
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Comment #30534764
Also, the romanian Mig-21 are converted to NATO specs, the ukrainean are not able to use them without training. Maybe it is the same issue with the Polish/Bulgarian Mig-29.
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Comment #30534706
I can confirm as a romanian, it was news almost each year of a Mig21 crash. They are 50s technology, they are at their EOL.
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Comment #30534603
Romania had about 400 Mig-21 bought during the cold war when it was an ally of USSR. In the begining of 2000s, they modernized about 70 Mig to NATO standards [1]. There were freque…
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Comment #11720798
http://www.jakepoz.com/debugging-behind-the-iron-curtain/
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Comment #11273261
I'm using azk[0] for my development workflow with 30+ services defined in one Azkfile.js. It automatically setups http load balancers and dns services for you, no need for containe…
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Comment #11014958
Location: Bucharest, Romania Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe. Also, short term on-site possible Technologies: Go, Elixir, Rails, Mesos, Kubernetes, DevOps Email: teodor.prip…
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Comment #10926825
They are offering it as a service on Google Cloud Platform.
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Comment #10876459
It's nice that google are using snake case for library filenames and facebook are using camelcase. :) Example: #include #include
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Comment #10783135
I'm using slugrunner from flynn [0] for deploying my apps. This way I can share a base image, and each compiled slug is about 40mb for ruby apps and 10mb for golang apps. This is s…
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Comment #10742447
Did you check out Google Cloud ? I moved all my company's instances to them and I ended up cheaper than on Vultr (similar pricing with DO), while also benefiting to more features (…
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Comment #10728615
I've implemented a similar service in our company inspired from this project. There are few of differences though: - we are using redis instead of leveldb. This way we can scale th…
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Comment #10708493
Did you look at vitess [0] ? It handles sharding/replication of MySQL up to PBs of storage and 10s of thousands of connections. Also, it implements caching at the proxy level so yo…
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Comment #10604418
Good luck scaling vultr beyond 30 servers. My company is using vultr for over 1 year and we were running about 40-50 servers during peak load. Here problems start to appear very of…
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Comment #10585994
Well, when your build takes 1min on ARM and 3 seconds on your laptop, it makes sense.
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Comment #10443110
Well, it depends. My solution is opinionated, using only one vulcand cluster for load balancing, multiple vulcand servers listening on one etcd namespace. For a small number of nod…
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Comment #10440659
I managed to achieve load balancing for a fleet of microservices using vulcand [0] and marathon callbacks [1]. It listens for marathon callbacks (for app create/update/scale), or w…
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Comment #10405684
Please check crystal [0]. It has syntax inspired from ruby, types are automatically infered, and it supports method overloading and metaprogramming using compile time macros. Simpl…
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Comment #10384758
I remember that streaming from Youtube on your own website/app is not prohibited by Terms of Service as long as the website/app developer adds the youtube video as embed. If this a…