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Comment #17824129
Hey this is Brian and I wrote the article. Personally I don't love "hand waving" so I'd love to answer your question. Its a personal mission now :) Can you help me understand what …
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Comment #17824111
Hey this is Brian and I wrote the article. Great question. 1) MQTT -- we have a lot of cases where we want to share data between physical or "software" devices in-restaurant, witho…
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Comment #17824069
This is Brian and I wrote the article, and I am taking this as a massive compliment ;)
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Comment #17824068
You hit on a great point -- Edge infrastructure buffers outbound internet traffic but does not replace the need for a good circuit.
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Comment #17824061
We use K8s in the cloud as well! Our entire control plane for the IOT activity runs there. The rest of the engineering teams have a mix of solutions, but many are moving to K8s as …
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Comment #17824050
Hey this is Brian -- I wrote the article. I do want to add that Chick-fil-A isnt looking to replace jobs with "robots". We really want to assign our restaurant team members to task…
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Comment #17824044
Hey this is Brian -- I wrote the article. It really is an interesting time, especially when you have the scale that Chick-fil-A has. While traditionally a fairly archaic industry (…
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Comment #17824028
Hey, this is Brian and I wrote the article. I have worked at Chick-fil-A for over 17 years. I will volunteer time to take a phone call with anyone that is interested in hearing my …
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Comment #17824020
Hey this is Brian -- I wrote the article. I have heard the term a lot over the years. I think you could call it that -- the idea being its the "foggy" area between the user and the…
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Comment #17824007
Hi Jay -- this is Brian (I wrote the article). There are constant tradeoffs. I am leery to say we are the most sophisticated bare metal setup. I think all of us that are close to t…
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Comment #17823996
We should have a Medium post about this soon, but we built a set of tools called Fleet, Atlas, and Vessel. The simple premise is that Fleet generates code for 1..n clusters. By cod…
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Comment #17823979
Most retailers don't have the challenges of scale that we have and I think thats why its weird to see tech innovation in a restaurant. That said, we need it to scale and are gratef…
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Comment #17823972
This is Brian -- I wrote the article. We are closed on Sunday but its not dogmatic in nature. We want to make sure that everyone at Chick-fil-A has a great work/life balance. Occas…
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Comment #17823667
HA!!!
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Comment #17823666
This was a good learning experience for our engineers at our Innovation Center at Georgia Tech in Atlanta. It may bear fruit in the form of a useful solution in the future, though.…
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Comment #17823654
This is Brian -- I wrote the article. For what its worth, we considered trying to run our clusters on an array of cell phones since they would natively support connectivity fallbac…
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Comment #17823644
This is Brian -- I wrote the article. Super cool use for a NUC! I'm going to follow the links and check out what you did some more.
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Comment #17823642
This is Brian -- I wrote the article (I suspect I will be typing that a lot tonight). We do clusters with 3 nodes per restaurant, so at full scale (when we have rolled out to every…