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We don't use k8s and you don't have to either. This is for current and future users who absolutely want k8s. We are a compute provider after all and making it easy to host a great …

There’s a crate for tokio, so it’s not automatic but might still be interesting: https://lib.rs/crates/tokio-splice

We’re using cr-sqlite as part of our distributed state propagation system. It is indeed easy to bundle in the app! https://github.com/superfly/corrosion It would be possible to dis…

There’s a col_version column in a clock table used for last-write-wins. In case a tie, the “biggest” value wins.

I'm the one who created this incident on our status page. I've been overly cautious in resolving this incident, but at this point I think it's causing more harm than good to keep i…

This looks great. I might be giving this a shot for a use case we have. My main concern is the docs.rs-generated documentation is hard to use. I don't exactly know how things fit t…

Looks like it was hidden, not on the main page: https://fly.io/feed.xml

Whoops. It used to. Going to fix that soon!

We use containerd with the devmapper snapshotter! Works nicely. We create a hard link to the resulting device for the root drive inside firecracker.

To be determined. We're hoping to contribute and use what's going to come out of hyper's h3 efforts (we use Rust for our reverse-proxy). There's not much there yet though: https://…

Their server and/or your client might not be setup for session reuse. Definitely a thing to check.

Hey there, Fly co-founder here! Fly's proxy uses a mix of tokio, hyper and rustls. We don't need to use a crate that handles ACME because we're processing all the validation and ce…

If you can build it in a Docker image or if you can deploy it to Heroku, then we support it :) If it doesn't work, it's a bug.

(Disclaimer: I am a Fly.io founder) I don't recall us being at Hack Arizona, certainly not me. I googled it and all it yielded was this HN post. Your comment couldn't be further fr…

We attempted C++ about a year ago, but I was never confident in our ability to clean up memory allocations (we had leaks) or avoid undefined behavior (we had segfaults). I definite…

That's nice to read! Thanks. We do need to cleanup our old blog posts and links. We created a lot of content at various times. This content is not always relevant anymore. As for y…

This is what we do at fly.io: https://github.com/superfly/fly It's based on node.js right now. It's a bit clunky, but we have many success stories of customers running it locally, …

That’s a lot of slang (shard author here)! Happy to see people using it so much.

I just happened to buy a Dual 1.8Ghz model for $10 CAD at a garage sale yesterday. Beautiful machine. Also had a keyboard, but unfortunately isn't a mechanical one (rubber domes ov…

Thanks, that's appreciated! It's not such a huge pivot. The "one hostname" was checking for interest in this area and it worked well. Putting stuff under a single hostname seems to…

Definitely not meant as arrogance. We'll make it clearer, it seems like there's a bit of that confusion here.

The project's page: http://cnp.neclab.eu/projects/lightvm/

Blog post with more information: http://blog.mongohq.com/two-factor-authentication-made-authf...