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ykumar6

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    Founder here, happy to answer any questions

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    Comment #11811898

    I think the interesting opportunity here is can bring this real-time workflow to professional software teams that use git and micro-services?

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    Comment #11431817

    The blog post talks about how the api server was dropping web hooks, and there is no re-try mechanism built into most web hook senders. Scaling out an api server is not resilient e…

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    Comment #11378059

    This is pretty cool, how does this integrate with the UX?

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    Comment #11306676

    Travis CI and Circle CI push code to a staging or production environment. So you still need to setup a full-stack environment to do end-to-end testing. Runnable let's you have end-…

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    Comment #11306655

    Founder here - We absolutely can! Just give us a heads up so we can make sure it loads up properly on your account

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    Comment #11306603

    The reason it's built for Github organizations is we can access-control your private infrastructure based on the permissions set in Github. We don't have access to the same APIs wi…

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    Comment #11306561

    It's on our roadmap. Can you submit a support ticket and I can fill you in over email

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    Comment #11306069

    Founder here. Check us out for your future jobs. Maintaining sandbox infrastructure is a pain. One of our key lessons is being able to dispose and rebuild your infrastructure on a …

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    Comment #11304778

    We're trying to hire developers to help us do that :-)

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    Comment #11304622

    Hey appleton - Here are some differences 1) You don't have to re-configure your environment variables and 3rd party APIs for each branch on Runnable. Every branch runs in the same …

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    Comment #11304542

    Yes, every branch can get a clone of your gigabyte database. This works by applying Copy-on-Write to the containers running your stateful containers. So it becomes very easy to tes…

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    Comment #11304451

    CircleCI doesn't host your containers. They just build and test them. Runnable runs actual environments for your branches

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    Comment #11304368

    Hey All - Founder here. Happy to answer any questions or discuss some of the problems we've solved building on Docker.

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    Comment #10617256

    Think of your career as being a generalist, but learn things like a specialist. You want the opportunity to work on a wide array of problems so you build a repertoire of solutions …

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    Comment #10427769

    Amazon Elastic Container Service is a robust offering and I can't see why anyone would choose Tutum over ECS. Yes, you can run Tutum on AWS, but why? When products can't substantia…

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    Comment #10411236

    Yes, I 100% understand that point. But I repeat what I'm saying, this isn't a concern for most developers and most software companies. They don't care how a page table is written. …

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    Comment #10410622

    Yes, but do software companies really care about "giving direct, (but mediated), control to the programs". What is the trade-off between that, and the added complexity in understan…

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    Comment #10410606

    The real problem with abstractions it promotes the lowest common denominator. If you have lots of different storage options, an abstraction will try to abstract them and create a s…

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    Comment #10410588

    " Unfortunately, years of CS education seem to have taught most people that it's the other way around, causing massive increases in design complexity that are only justified by dog…