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sruffatti

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    Comment #43643178

    I work for a 40 year old private enterprise with a large Java 8 micro-service architecture. My current project is to facilitate the migration to Java 21. As you point out, there ne…

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    Comment #40799786

    These reasons all make sense to me. I find most engineers who care about the health of a system want to address technical debt. The problem is convincing leadership addressing tech…

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    Comment #34532149

    I second YNAB. It played a significant role in my financial responsibility in terms of budgeting and saving. YNAB is an excellent product.

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    Comment #34173914

    Can someone help me understand why keeping metrics in memory, consuming resources, and having Prometheus ping your spring-boot app every 10 seconds is good design? What happens to …

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    Comment #33802143

    If you don't mind me asking, what medicine were you prescribed? What kind of topics do you go over in therapy?

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    Comment #32429813

    I was not familiar with envelope budgeting or zero-based budgeting.

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    Comment #32418339

    My wife and I tried a number of apps and settled on YNAB. We've been using it for a year now and the app is incredibly helpful. Fair warning, the learning curve is a little steep. …

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    Ask HN: Who is Using OpenShift?

    Hey there, We are getting ready to implement some distribution of K8s at my employer. Leadership chose RedHat's OpenShift. I am wondering if anyone in the community has any experie…

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    Ask HN: How do you manage shared code across microservices?

    We are moving off our legacy monolithic architecture to a microservice based architecture. We are about four years into the project and we have 200 distinct microservices. When we …

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    Comment #30944553

    Bump! This sounds very interesting.