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pacmansyyu

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About pacmansyyu

DevOps @ Zerodha

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    Congratulations on building this! I certainly do agree with the fact that there are a lot of sites that force you to upload, ask for your email, and sometimes even add a watermark …

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    Comment #44703672

    I've been working on an encrypted environment variables management tool, called kiln[1], for teams. I know, tools like age and SOPS exist, but this partly came through because of t…

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    Comment #44594753

    Yes, SOPS does have `exec-env` which does the same thing, kind of. From one of the issues, it currently lacks support for the POSIX-semantic way to run commands: https://github.com…

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    Show HN: kiln – Git-native, decentralized secret management using age

    Hi HN, I've been building this tool for the past couple of weeks to solve a problem that seems universal across development teams: sharing environment variables securely. You know …

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    Comment #44571876

    Well, technically SOPS/age are both encryption tools first. Both of them are excellent, mind you. But they lack the user experience, specifically SOPS, with handling keys in a mult…

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    Show HN: kiln – Git-native, age-encrypted secrets for dev workflows

    Hi HN, I've been building this tool for the past couple of weeks to solve a problem that seems universal across development teams. Every team handles secrets badly. Secrets and pas…

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    Comment #43817851

    I'm working on Damon[1], a Nomad Events stream operator that automates cluster operations and eliminates repetitive DevOps tasks. It's a lightweight Go binary that monitors the Nom…

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    Comment #43086415

    No, unfortunately our company’s and external regulatory compliance policies require us to host all data within the country itself, alongside it being required to be run on an infra…

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    Comment #43086338

    We had separate database and app instances, the DB instance had 32 cores and 64GB memory, which we doubled to keep up with our requirements. We have tens of millions of visits dail…

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    Comment #43086246

    We had huge servers, with the database and the application itself running on separate instances. IIRC, we had a 32 core, 64GB instance just for the DB itself which we doubled when …

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    Comment #43086230

    In all honesty, these optimizations are quite basic. We already used MariaDB instead of MySQL itself. Other things listed in the post are something that we have standard across all…

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    Comment #43080866

    We recently migrated from Matomo to Umami at work after hitting scaling issues with Matomo, even after implementing various MySQL optimizations and archiving reports through cron a…

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    Comment #41862105

    Cheers! The issue has been fixed now and is live. Thanks a lot for your feedback :)

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    Comment #41861341

    Apologies for my previous misguiding comment. We have figured out the issue and a fix is being implemented right now to handle URLs for GitHub repositories and suffix them with `?r…

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    Comment #41861115

    Hi, I'm from the team at Zerodha. It seems as if the well-known URL for the laravel repository points to the GitHub page[1] instead of the URL for the raw code[2]. Changing the wel…

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    Comment #41860860

    Hi, I'm from the team at Zerodha. > Instead of structuring this as a fund, why not a non-profit? Thank you, this is an interesting suggestion. While a non-profit structure could po…

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    Comment #19947038

    Thank you! these are very cool. > you can save some bandwidth in exchange for recording quality by using high compression of Speex algo how about using opus[0], the comparison char…

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    Comment #17103927

    I am sorry, I usually don't do this but I guess the person you're replying to is the creator of Tildes.

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