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I made something even better. Its for AWS though: https://github.com/svolpe43/cfsh
I wish they would spend more time finishing the halfway done projects they've started (and fully documenting them), rather than continue to launch new ones. For instance...Google CloudSQL - Great! Postgres - Beta...Postgres from AppEngine python...err, we'll get around to it, maybe. Just giving one example, but my point is - finish what you've started before making new. I think recent articles I've read about launchi…
+100 - i was waiting for them to launch Postgres prod. It just doesnt go live. Even worse, they have had trouble in exposing max_connections as configurable PostgreSQL flag ( https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/37271935 )
I made something even better. Its for AWS though: https://github.com/svolpe43/cfsh
Nice! I worked a little bit on something similar for Azure in PowerShell. PowerShell has a really cool feature where you basically implement the filesystem navigation API for your app in C# or similar - how to show a path, get its children etc., and then all the PowerShell built-ins just work when you point it there.
I wish they would spend more time finishing the halfway done projects they've started (and fully documenting them), rather than continue to launch new ones. For instance...Google CloudSQL - Great! Postgres - Beta...Postgres from AppEngine python...err, we'll get around to it, maybe. Just giving one example, but my point is - finish what you've started before making new. I think recent articles I've read about launchi…
+100 - i was waiting for them to launch Postgres prod. It just doesnt go live. Even worse, they have had trouble in exposing max_connections as configurable PostgreSQL flag ( https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/37271935 )
We deploy that onto GKE as a service and have our apps use that. Some setup required but cleaner overall.
I wish they would spend more time finishing the halfway done projects they've started (and fully documenting them), rather than continue to launch new ones. For instance...Google CloudSQL - Great! Postgres - Beta...Postgres from AppEngine python...err, we'll get around to it, maybe. Just giving one example, but my point is - finish what you've started before making new. I think recent articles I've read about launchi…
The underlying tech and building primitives are the best, so if you just need fast VMs with solid cpu/io/networking then it all works well. Unfortunately that's not enough to compete with AWS and Azure which have so many turnkey services that let you focus on more productive things.
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+100 - i was waiting for them to launch Postgres prod. It just doesnt go live. Even worse, they have had trouble in exposing max_connections as configurable PostgreSQL flag ( https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/37271935 )
That is an understandably automatic control feature to keep the DB instance running well since PostgreSQL doesn't handle connection scaling well. The recommendation is to use pgbouncer, which you can also combine with the GCP cloudsql proxy into a separate container and use that way. We deploy that onto GKE as a service and have our apps use that. Some setup required but cleaner overall.
Is this an open-source library one could use to make one's own interactive tools? Just curious. Anyone have pointers? Edit: I am slightly familiar with this family of tools. I was curious if there was a pointer to exactly the one used here.
I think this is quite popular: https://github.com/jonathanslenders/python-prompt-toolkit For Rust this library seems nice: https://github.com/kbknapp/clap-rs (it generates autocompletion scripts for shells)
Feels... PowerShellish.