Plugawy

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by Plugawy 5y ago
Same! Never bothered with the so-called HA setup after running a cluster for few months. Making all messages durable + backups of underlying storage are sufficient, while the do not prevent an outage, at least bringing the system back to an
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by Plugawy 6y ago
I recommend reading this 3-part series on Mongo's marketing - it goes into a lot of detail why Mongo "won". https://www.nemil.com/mongo/1.html As a former RethinkDB user (we have migrated to Postgres) I
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by Plugawy 6y ago
https://www.coffeesounds.com
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by Plugawy 6y ago
ECS can be simpler if you stick to the default and use something like copilot - it effectively turns your compose file into a cluster with all of the networking etc
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by Plugawy 6y ago
We've came around full circle - I made this few years ago https://github.com/lukaszkorecki/workflowish
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by Plugawy 6y ago
TIL, will check it out - thanks!
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by Plugawy 6y ago
EnvKey user here - it looks exactly like EnvKey. Not sure what the underlying crypto primitives are - EnvKey relies on PGP/GPG style stuff and have a lot of documentation about it.
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by Plugawy 6y ago
AFAIK there's no RabbitMQ-compatible broker, unless you use AMQP 1.0 in RabbitMQ right now. Their AMQP 0.9 implementation has a lot of RMQ-specific stuff and there's no equivalent.
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by Plugawy 6y ago
One is fantastic but you have to be aware of it’s limitations - particularly around network connectivity, something that even OG MPC Live is better at. Of course if it’s not a factor for you (it’s not for me, I like my One) - then it’s inde
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by Plugawy 6y ago
Not quite: they acquired the consulting part of Plataformatec, the core Elixir folks are running a new venture: https://changelog.com/podcast/402
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by Plugawy 6y ago
The closest thing you can get in irb, is to use Rails' `reload!` after making changes to your files. I don't remember if irb supports this kind of stuff out of the box, perhaps good old `require` works. Differences: - Clojure has
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by Plugawy 6y ago
I'd disagree - my team migrated from running containers on VMs (managed via Ansible) to ECS + Fargate (managed by Terraform and a simple bash script). It wasn't a simple transition by any means, but one person wrapped it up in 4 w
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by Plugawy 6y ago
An application usually has one connection, and many channels. Our pattern is to dedicate one channel for all publishing and then N channels mapped to consumer threads. You don't have to pool connections as channels are multiplexed by t
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by Plugawy 6y ago
C-r for interactive history search
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by Plugawy 7y ago
> Sometimes it requires a lot of thinking to come up with simple solutions. Author here - I should have tweeted that instead of writing a blog post
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by Plugawy 7y ago
Almost nobody uses refs in production code ;-)
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by Plugawy 7y ago
I'm not sure to be honest, I've been working with Clojure for 5 years now, and the only "help" I get from the editor I get is "highlight matching pair". I never got used to automatic paren insertion or things l
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by Plugawy 7y ago
Sounds like a bad idea, no? Last ting you want is whole cluster going down because Kafka is misbehaving
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by Plugawy 7y ago
The document mentions using Raft for consensus and coordination - it's the same approach used by Etcd, Consul, Serf, RethinkDB and other systems. AFAIK it's easier to implement and understand than Zookeeper's consensus soluti
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by Plugawy 7y ago
It's a very fast Scheme implementation, compiles to C and has a pretty decent [library ecosystem]( http://eggs.call-cc.org/5/ ). I've used it to build service monitoring daemons and various utilities. As of ve
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RabbitMQ 3.8 Feature Focus – Single Active Consumer(cloudamqp.com)
3 points by Plugawy 7y ago|0 comments
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by Plugawy 7y ago
That's correct - being able to "rewind" a history of a topic (queue) is a powerful concept. But, Kafka is a bit harder to operate than RabbitMQ in my experience. (Somewhat related, one of our subsystems originally was built a
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Bunnicula, asynchronous messaging with RabbitMQ for Clojure(blog.nomnominsights.com)
17 points by Plugawy 8y ago|2 comments
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by Plugawy 8y ago
Compojure - https://github.com/weavejester/compojure#usage is a very close equivalent of Sinatra. Ring (which most, if not all web libraries build on top of) is directly inspired by Ruby's Rack (I think Python and
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Cloud Build by Google Cloud(cloud.google.com)
5 points by Plugawy 8y ago|0 comments
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Dear fellow software engineers: We’re all guilty(medium.com)
2 points by Plugawy 8y ago|0 comments
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by Plugawy 9y ago
This perfect - thanks for sharing. I looked at nginx alternatives like traefik, envoy and haproxy and none of them have an equivalent of auth module http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_auth_request_module.h
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Clojerl – Clojure for the Erlang VM(github.com)
3 points by Plugawy 9y ago|0 comments
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Nomad 0.6(hashicorp.com)
5 points by Plugawy 9y ago|0 comments
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by Plugawy 9y ago
From the looks of things he recently joined CircleCI which is using Clojure, so maybe not all is lost ;-)

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