caraboga

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by caraboga 4y ago
NetBSD and OpenWRT. These platforms build across archs relatively easily and their configuration interfaces are pretty transparent.
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by caraboga 9y ago
I've been playing around with this: https://app.zyptonite.com/ The login infrastructure uses a standard auth service, but once that gets going, seems like traffic goes directly from client to client. Avoids the peer d
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by caraboga 10y ago
I think this is just embracing and extending. VMWare has the on premise infrastructure market cornered for the most part. But if they don't leverage that and pivot into using off premise stuff, then they stand to lose ground to Azure
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by caraboga 10y ago
Openstack doesn't have the in-product hooks to detect hardware failures on the host machine to prompt an automatic, vm-state preserving live migration to other hosts. If you are using kvm w.r.t. openstack, the vm machine actually is su
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by caraboga 10y ago
Openstack swift isn't great, but if you move the proxy/account/container services away from the actual object store, as the read/write requirements are different, and if you opt to run your object store on proper hardwar
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by caraboga 12y ago
I don't recall the model, but they were 3 terabyte Seagates that were bought 3 years ago. I think my predecessor employed the same controller cards as version 1 of the pods. You could tell that the smart queries pre-empted normal io
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by caraboga 12y ago
My predecessor went with Backblaze clones for the drive and mb enclosure. You'll run into issues with the backblaze way as they have two power supplies, but one is for the motherboard and the boot drives, and the other power supply is
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by caraboga 12y ago
Having inherited an openstack install with the swift implementation implemented on earlier generation of pods, these are the issues I and my cohorts ran into: 1) The object replication between the pods will be hard on the array, as the obje
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by caraboga 12y ago
DARPA is the wrong agency to follow when it comes to intelligence funding. If you want to look at intelligence funding, DARPA is the wrong source. Check out IARPA instead. http://www.iarpa.gov/ These guys are the public
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by caraboga 12y ago
Is there a point of contact I could employ if I have questions about a position?
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by caraboga 12y ago
Wade's an easier book that has more undergraduate aids. http://www.amazon.com/Introduction-Analysis-Edition-William-... I also like Strang for Linear Algebra for undergrads. Beyond that it's Hoffman and Kunze.
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by caraboga 13y ago
I think you need to dismiss the myth that your 'forming' years are behind you. I work for a few research groups at a large, prominent southern university. There are people who get engineering phds in their 30s and 40s. You have coded a la