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by char_pointer 7y ago
This is really fun!
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by char_pointer 8y ago
Can't stress enough how great Compute is compared to EC2. A lot of the (enterprise) companies I work with are weary of going all-in on a particular cloud and prefer to hand-roll open source solutions instead of consuming cloudy service
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by char_pointer 8y ago
There was quite a good thread about self learning electronics recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16775744
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A Release Automation Tool That Manages Platforms as Logical Components(infoq.com)
4 points by char_pointer 9y ago|0 comments
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What's New in Escape: Combining Packages into Platforms(ankyra.io)
1 points by char_pointer 9y ago|0 comments
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by char_pointer 9y ago
Just to add: I've worked on pipelines like this for dozens of clients and I'd be happy to talk more in-depth about your options, as business requirements do tend to influence your delivery pipeline a lot. Email is in my profile if
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by char_pointer 9y ago
https://github.com/ankyra/escape (disclaimer: I'm one of the authors) We use Escape to version and deploy our microservices across environments and even relate it to the underlying infrastructure code so we can de
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by char_pointer 9y ago
Yeah, I think this is what people mean when they talk about simple Makefiles: running scripts + topological ordering. Building C is just hard.
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Escape vs. BOSH, Chef, Ansible, Puppet, Salt, Terraform, Packer, Helm, Apt,(escape.ankyra.io)
3 points by char_pointer 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Escape – A Release Engineering and Deployment Tool(ankyra.io)
4 points by char_pointer 9y ago|0 comments
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Introducing KubeFuse: A File System for Kubernetes(opencredo.com)
1 points by char_pointer 10y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Processfly – simulate command line processes for testing purposes(github.com)
6 points by char_pointer 10y ago|0 comments
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by char_pointer 10y ago
Timestamps: it wouldn't be hard so much as expensive, because the program would have to go off to the kubernetes master for each resource to figure out the timestamp. This adds up when you're doing a `find` or even an `ls` on a po
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Show HN: My Weekend Hack – KubeFuse, a Kubernetes Fuse Filesystem(github.com)
37 points by char_pointer 10y ago|3 comments
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by char_pointer 10y ago
Been meaning to write something up; will keep you posted!
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by char_pointer 11y ago
Thanks, mogronalol. I agree that visualisations would be useful and I think using tests to create a virtualised service definitely has merit, because it kills two birds with one stone. I like the fact that I can give my consumers/clien
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by char_pointer 11y ago
> What if when building a service, the pipeline also created a virtualized version of the service as an artefact? Yes, interesting idea! I guess it does mean that there is a "testing contract" with the consumers? ie. the consum
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Terraform Infrastructure Design Patterns(opencredo.com)
2 points by char_pointer 11y ago|0 comments
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Locally Developing Micro-Services with Docker Compose(opencredo.com)
3 points by char_pointer 12y ago|1 comments
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by char_pointer 12y ago
It's powering huge infrastructures as we speak; Twitter, Airbnb, and many others: http://mesos.apache.org/documentation/latest/powered-by-meso...
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by char_pointer 12y ago
FYI: this link gets me into a redirect loop (probably because of something NoScript related)
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by char_pointer 12y ago
It changes your deployment "atom" so instead of deploying compressed artefacts, you deploy containers. This has some advantages in itself (eg. it makes it easier to do gradual upgrades of your full stack, and you can run container
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by char_pointer 13y ago
For Puppet you can use a validation script and a git commit hook to shorten the feedback loop on syntax errors: http://spoop.net/devops/2013/11/12/validate-puppet.html
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by char_pointer 17y ago
The forking is not noticeable on today's machines; especially on this rather small scale. And yes, I would say that typing "cd `bm log`" is more cumbersome than typing "cdbm l". cdbm does pretty much the same behind the scenes anyway (with
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by char_pointer 17y ago
Hey! I'm the writer of these tools and was kind of surprised to run into it here, since I have not posted about this before — the submitter must have been an adventurous PyPI visitor ;) This particular tool was mostly written to replace all
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by char_pointer 17y ago
It's different in that it's less cumbersome to maintain and that you can do more with the bookmarks than just 'cd' to it. For example, some other commands that are included are lsbm, mvbm and cpbm, which allows you to resp. list the files i
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Why aren't more books written like this?(onderstekop.nl)
4 points by char_pointer 18y ago|1 comments