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Comment #48128030
I would try Myra. They are based in Munich.
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Comment #35730022
Which country/provider is that?
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Comment #33464939
When did you use 1Password for the last time? Not a big fan by myself, but the points you are mentioning are fully available
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Comment #33326621
What images do you use? I would love to hear about your setup to debug lambda functions.
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Comment #31397934
You might want to look into OVH's k8s offering [1]. You only pay the worker nodes and the general purpose instances cost 26,18 € per month offering 2vcpu and 7 gb RAM [2]. [1] http…
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Comment #23372951
We started our journey with Janus about three months ago and I can just fully recommend it. It is an amazing well-written piece of software which is just as flexible and integrativ…
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Comment #23372678
Out of curiousity: What is an edge device? An IP camera? Depending on the professional grade of your use case, you could directly talk to meetecho, as they are the original develop…
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Comment #23372627
Answering for myself, not for bbeausej. We are currently using coturn. It is quite easy to setup, you have to dig a little into the configuration parameter and that's it - I would …
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Comment #22201833
There is an actively maintained fork of iText: https://github.com/LibrePDF/OpenPDF From their background section: It is a fork of iText version 4, more specifically iText svn tag 4…
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Comment #21264121
I guess because they do not have a common memex yet. :-) But yes, RDF should fit very well. As others pointed out already, I also dislike the idea of being locked into a proprietar…
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Comment #19885826
Well, scaling a filesystem does not really sound easy to me. Scaling a dbms is rather common, I guess. I rather question, why do they store their binaries in mongodb? imho, s3 woul…
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Comment #18202684
I think, the price is incredible. Hetzner does have even more insane prices, they charge 300 € for 150 TB (yes, 150 TB! [1]) I mean, it's just a plain server. No "cloudish" stuff, …
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Comment #16638628
Well, I guess, sometimes you need to break the rules. But you are right.
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Comment #16637293
Yes, we do. It's actually a rather small setup (13 dedicated server, about 100 containers). The absolutely most basic advice is probably: "-Xmx" does not represent the actual upper…
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Comment #16637216
>> But the in case of containers with a hard memory limit, the entire container will simply be killed without warning. At least in my experience that is not true. I quite often run…
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Comment #14604735
Normally I only read on HN, but you got me logging in, upvoting and commenting! Probably most people just don't know about the standard. (As it is probably with most standards). An…
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Comment #12966283
Nice tool. What someone might should consider that you URLs are not private. They are quite guessable and each saving leads to an "increment" in the alphabet: https://scri.ch/acc -…
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Comment #12949998
Viele Grüße aus Passau! :)
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Comment #12944245
Happy to see you guys having success! I've done my master at the University of Mannheim. Never thought that this would happen, but I kind of miss the city.