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klevo
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Comment #46343042
Thanks :-)
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Comment #46343039
Not sure how async gem would fit into this. The backbone of Stepped Actions is ActiveJob which handles execution. Where do you think this would fit in?
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Comment #46343019
That looks cool. It's a different approach with different features.
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Comment #46262498
Yes, state is persisted to DB upon every change. Action exceptions are handled gracefully and natural part of the system, they simply fail the action. Crash recovery is build-in th…
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Show HN: Stepped Actions – distributed workflow orchestration for Rails
Stepped is a Rails engine, extracted out of Envirobly where it powers tasks like application deployment, that involve complex, out-of-the-band tasks like DNS provisioning, retries,…
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Comment #45490545
Thanks slig. I definitely wanted to go for a simple and down to earth presentation.
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Comment #45488885
Great suggestion with the calculator. Will definitely add it at some point. Also thanks a ton for the feedback, it means a lot to me!
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Comment #45488845
> What's the secret sauce of undercutting AWS prices? I'm only utilizing EC2 instances, storage and S3. Everything like databases, load balancers, NAT, even image storage is my own…
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Show HN: Envirobly – Efficient App Hosting
This is my, fully bootstrapped, take on an application hosting platform. I designed it primarily for myself, to meet the following goals: * Utilize the best parts of the cloud, lea…
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Show HN: Locport – manage localhost ports and prevent conflicts
Tiny open source tool that introduces .localhost file convention to keep track of all your local project hostnames and ports, without a need for a proxy. I was inspired by DHH's Ra…
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Comment #38899939
Great read!
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Comment #38590126
I hope it's gonna go better than the rollout of IPV6 :-)
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Comment #37761871
Some fresh ideas behind this: “Running some of your tests frequently is better than running all of your tests infrequently.”
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