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Comment #43480117
Eh? Calling system() for a binary without a path? And why system() using execl() in the first place, when you could do something using execve() without a sh inbetween instead? Even…
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Comment #43291996
It is Sun ZFS. And there are many interesting stops between FFS/UFS and ZFS. And ZFS, even today, is not the best system to use in all scenarios, by some margin.
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Comment #43291977
https://blog.koehntopp.info/2023/05/05/50-years-in-filesyste... https://blog.koehntopp.info/2023/05/06/50-years-in-filesyste... https://blog.koehntopp.info/2023/05/12/50-years-in-f…
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Comment #38488416
"We" don't. "We" need to create individual accounts for each eligible staff member and provide each with a 2FA system, for example a Fido key or a TOTP auth app, or an app that use…
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Comment #38488391
If you booked with Booking, and the hotel called you back, and told you they don't use Booking any more, how do you imagine did they get the information needed to call you back and…
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Comment #36068054
Originally the question was "What is Honeycomb.io and Opentracing doing and how can I get this into my existing application?" on IRC. On explaining, the discussion went into variou…
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Comment #36068000
I just pushed an addendum, and it is being rendered right now.
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Comment #34246691
Rachel's Site shows an Apache 2.4 banner. Apache has a little known module as part of the build, at least in Ubuntu: mod_md. Use this, it is trivial to set up, and completely autom…
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Comment #29938506
Anything that is shipped on Android, on iOS, or as a macOS app, apparently. Sqlite is incredibly useful and much more prevalent that you imagine.
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Comment #29938458
If, in a customer facing database, you have to table scan, you have already lost. For data warehouses this is a different story, but god help you if you are table scanning in OLTP …
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Comment #29938415
There are collation changes between utf8 and utf8mb4. Specifically, utf8mb4 uses the (much better) UCA 9.0 algorithm. But this implies that all indexes will have to be regenerated,…
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Comment #29938323
ONLY_FULL_GROUP_BY is the default in MySQL since 5.7.5.
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Comment #29938291
Back then MySQL used the memory engine for implicit temporary tables, and memory engine has no variable width data types. So a "varchar" becomes a "char", and a "varchar(255) chars…
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Comment #27500278
The point of TCP is to provide protection against packet loss and reordering, and to provide flow control.
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Comment #27500220
You should be running flash with self-encryption (and make sure you have a drive that implements that correctly). To zap a drive you ask it to securely drop the self-encryption key…
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Comment #27500196
> Backups that are easily restored trump replication for so many cases and much more cheaply At 400 MB/s, you restore a terabyte in 45 minutes, and then you need to replay the chan…
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Comment #27477626
The GC in the device cleans up. TRIM is useful, it gives the GC important information. TRIM is not that important as long as the device is not full (less than 80%, generally speaki…
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Comment #27477605
You may want to play with a TiDB setup from Pingcap.
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Comment #27477582
If you are not running a database at home, you have the database in a replication setup. That provides capacity, but also redundancy. Better redundancy than at the disk level - few…
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Comment #27477511
> I think the article is saying that a web server (customers) should be stateless, because everything important should be in a database (data track) on another host. And that datab…
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Comment #27477492
"I don't know what features the network of the future will have, but it will be called Ethernet." Ethernet is absorbing all the features of other networking technology, and adding …
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Comment #27477482
The image is from 2012 and describes a topology, but not a technology. Today you'd rather use Arista 7060, 7050cx orJuniper 5200 as ToR. You'd not build 1:1, but plan for it in ter…
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Comment #27477447
For distributed storage, we use this: https://www.slideshare.net/Storage-Forum/operation-unthinkab... We then install SDS software, Cloudian for S3, Quobyte for File, and we used t…
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Comment #27477421
My environment is not a home environment. It looks like this: https://blog.koehntopp.info/2021/03/24/a-lot-of-mysql.html
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Comment #27477405
In NVME you can get around 800.000 IOPS from a single device, but the latency gives you around 20.000 IOPS sequentially. You need to talk with deep queues or with multiple concurre…