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npalmer

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About npalmer

I like logs.

All views are my own and may not reflect those of my employer.

nicholas[.]palmer[@]elastic.co

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    Comment #21346875

    Take a look at Hashicorp's Vault. https://www.vaultproject.io/docs/concepts/seal.html

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    Comment #19878395

    This is an image of the comment for those that don't have access to FT.com https://twitter.com/bytebot/status/1117323665865969664

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    Comment #19705931

    Have you considered putting your information into Elasticsearch? Logstash would allow you to build out centrally (or via CM) pipelines to manage your data with much greater granula…

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    Comment #19364442

    We do pull out a lot of metrics as well as how well your Logstash pipelines are performing. Feel free to drop me an email (in my bio) I’d love to help if I can!

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    Comment #19337348

    Have a look at Elasticsearch. https://www.elastic.co/products/elasticsearch Disclaimer: I work for Elastic.

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    Comment #19094542

    yeah, my partner has sang her praises for the excellently named SheeWee ( https://www.shewee.com )

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    Comment #19065566

    It's not a book, but https://github.com/donnemartin/system-design-primer is a pretty good place to start.

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    Comment #17987435

    Looks like the site is struggling at the moment, cached version here: http://web.archive.org/web/20180914141513/https://ndpsoftwar...

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    Comment #15010854

    > I'd say just buy a new Squier (by Fender). I second this, a buddy of mine ended up selling his American Strat because he was playing his custom vibe so much.

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    Comment #14555731

    I have a note 4 (2560x1440) and it has a slight blur for me too.

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    Comment #14389306

    Poolwith me sounds pretty good. Personally, I think 'ridewith.me' rolls off the tongue slightly better. Nonetheless good luck.

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    Comment #14210970

    Probably because Splunk is ridiculously priced, even for enterprise software.

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    Comment #11399843

    Iirc it's because they use elasticsearch and the analysers will strip out stop words like 'and'...