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Comment #9211445
Why do I rarely see Gitblit talked about as an open source alternative to GitHub? It does a lot: http://gitblit.com/features.html , including a well thought out ticket workflow: ht…
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Comment #9064532
Cloudwatch does what you're referring to as well. It's more of a basic server monitoring system that happens to integrate with the load balancer. You get a set of basic VM level me…
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Comment #8768348
I think the problem is clustering is still very much a duct-tape situation in postgresql with no real clear consensus on how to build out a cluster. Postgres-XL looks great for sca…
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Comment #8610742
So you think recompiling OpenSSL from scratch, in doing so, deviating from the upstream vendor's supported binaries, and the dependency problems with updates it will cause, just to…
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Comment #8610721
I am in 100% agreement with you, FIPS is bonkers.
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Comment #8609604
https://access.redhat.com/solutions/95213 Dated May 28, 2014 If you don't have an account: "So at this moment we cannot say whether mod_ssl is going to be a valid crypto module in …
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Comment #8609362
I'm your counterpart at another agency. I'm glad to see other agencies are not doing FIPS on their websites (Which would be RHEL with mod_nss only). I'm a bit confused though, last…
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Comment #8169254
I think it comes from their AppFog acquisition.
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Comment #7568866
So in other words, become a FB/Twitter/Play/App store and put yourself at the top of the pyramid. Now you get to be the company changing the API and banning users, but we still hav…
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Comment #7459566
They say they have a patent pending, that should have more details. I would like to read it, can anybody find the filing? http://www.gbatteries.com/technology/
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Comment #7422334
I just posted a similar comment above. It seems like the time is right for an open source advanced chat server. Maybe there already is one, I just don't know of it yet.
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Comment #7422313
Are any of these available for companies that can't ship all their internal conversations and files to the cloud? Are XMPP/IRC and overpriced 'enterprise' suites still the go to fo…
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Comment #6918021
Yes, and google will throttle you if you make too many requests.
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Comment #6863433
Redhat builds the binary from scratch as well: http://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/cgit/docker-io.git/tree/docker... It was just released to epel stable, the docs are here: https://githu…
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Comment #6803319
Very nice, I can stop updating my fork of the other rpm spec that's on github. Any info on how it sets up networking? I see -b none in the startup... Is there some other tool that …
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Comment #6571409
I must be missing something, but it seems like CoreOS is just etcd and vanilla docker. I do like the idea of etcd, but is there some sort of API to control docker with it?
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Comment #6439832
That's NDB cluster, not Galera. They are apples and oranges.
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Comment #6054962
Entire groups of people at MS have clearances. Their software runs large chunks of the DOD, they can and do put consultants on site in secured locations when needed. Who else is go…
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Comment #5724349
It's not knowing about them, it's being able to defend them. A gray area loophole is much safer to exploit if you have a large legal team to back up your interpretation.
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Comment #5697107
I'm not going to comment on the security of giving somebody an ssh key to your root account... But it's a good idea to look at something like puppet to do this. Example: https://gi…
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Comment #5622414
Why? His data set is larger than ram, and couchdb is a really great disk based key/value store.
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Comment #4654912
CouchDB gives you /real/ transactions, they just don't span multiple documents.
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Comment #4147799
Look at torquebox.org and immutant.org. You can run ruby and clojure on the same JVM and they can interop in a few ways.
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Comment #3747385
I recommended the same thing to my clients for a while last year, CentOS 6 was not getting updates at all for a time. They seem to have fixed that now though, it looks to be safe t…
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Comment #3543749
Do you have a link to where Amazon says EC2 uses ECC RAM? I can't seem to find one.