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On a serious note, I think it's a good time to remember to donate some $ to open source, especially the Apache foundation for their incredible work over the years!
Biggest mistake EVER. The Apache Foundation DOES NOT redistribute any money to actual contributors. All money donated to Apache gets spend on their own infrastructure and salaries, etc.
Don't they contribute for the development? Or for what is that salary.
Somewhat with shame in the back of my mind, memes like these always tend to help me get the bigger picture of something faster than a long article.
I spent this weekend removing Elasticsearch usage in our project. Just earlier I saw that our API wasn't responding, and was wondering how the hell someone with log4j got to us. Turns our AWS West 2 was down. If it weren't for the fear of DDOS attacks, I'd put every webservice in a physical server in a basement somewhere and be done with it. I've been fighting this whole year to simplify and reduce the number of depe…
I'd put every webservice in a physical server in a basement somewhere and be done with it. One of the benefits of working in healthcare is that if it's not on-premesis, it's a non-starter for many organizations. My company's paranoia of cloud services has paid off several times in terms of security in the last few years, even if the cost in dollars was higher. At this very moment, a vendor is going through a ransomwa…
Can you explain why that is?
I do agree with your point, having been exposed to running openstack on a custom infrastructure for my job has really taught me how much $ you can save if you do things yourself over say aws and that once I picked up the basics of compute, volumes, networking and security. My understanding increased.
I sometimes would find it difficult to keep up with all the aws lingo but doing everything myself has been a really good lesson in keeping things small and lean.
What is the one template with the guy in the pink suit called? I see it all the time, can't imagine where on earth it might have come from. It looks like some sort of David v Goliath thing but often I see the template where it implies the pink guy is gonna get owned.
I'm missing one: The number of customers confusing Apache Log4j with Apache Web Server Is Too Damn High!
The one about using print/console.log/whatever lol. I've always done this, never have I used a library for this, because: - running manually? >myapp.log 2>&1 - using systemd? use journalctl - using docker/kubernetes? capture automatically the stdout/stderr of your containers and pipe them through logstash or something Real question: why would an application need to know where its logs go? This is not in the business…
> Example: Python's default logging module. That's actually a log4j derivative, and imho quite bad.
On a serious note, I think it's a good time to remember to donate some $ to open source, especially the Apache foundation for their incredible work over the years!
The one about using print/console.log/whatever lol. I've always done this, never have I used a library for this, because: - running manually? >myapp.log 2>&1 - using systemd? use journalctl - using docker/kubernetes? capture automatically the stdout/stderr of your containers and pipe them through logstash or something Real question: why would an application need to know where its logs go? This is not in the business…
For me the biggest nuisance is keeping multi-line logs together.
$ ./myapp &>myapp.log
# Get error messages mentioning "foobar"
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I'd put every webservice in a physical server in a basement somewhere and be done with it. One of the benefits of working in healthcare is that if it's not on-premesis, it's a non-starter for many organizations. My company's paranoia of cloud services has paid off several times in terms of security in the last few years, even if the cost in dollars was higher. At this very moment, a vendor is going through a ransomwa…
> Still, startups have to learn that if you're serious about being in enterprise, having a locally hosted option opens doors. Very lucrative doors. Can you explain why that is? I do agree with your point, having been exposed to running openstack on a custom infrastructure for my job has really taught me how much $ you can save if you do things yourself over say aws and that once I picked up the basics of compute, vol…
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But what TYPE of happy are you?
If you walk as if you’re happy, talk as if you’re happy, and quack like a happy person, then you are happy. This is the Way.