danfromberlin

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by danfromberlin 5y ago
I usually just submit www.notlinked.in and it has worked fairly well.
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by danfromberlin 6y ago
It's safe to say that any human capable of rotating that lego man, even just a single degree within his or her lifetime would cause the outer rim of the input gear to move at orders of magnitude beyond relativistic baseball[0]. [0] ht
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by danfromberlin 8y ago
Why does this site with its focus on a video player need to know my browser's location? This seems sketchy.
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by danfromberlin 9y ago
I quote from your website: "Don't worry if you don't know what GitHub is, you only need to create an account." You don't appear to make any assumptions that your users understand that their notes will be published a
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
Hi dozzie [edit: typo], I can entirely sympathize with your comment here, but I'd like to try to quickly present a contrary perspective: Indeed there are architectural trade-offs made by every monitoring system, and icinga2 makes some
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
Hi Kristopolous, In a nutshell, Monitor in a box is a system/application monitoring solution based on Ansible, Icinga 2 and Grafana. I would like to kindly point you to our demo to see what our software does. We've also made our c
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
Hi sagichmal, To be precise, Monitor in a box is a solution built in-part on Icinga 2.
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
Hi VA4FXP, I'm sorry about that. We'll see what we can do to address this problem.
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
The free version doesn't provide any visualizations other than what you see in the icingaweb dashboards. The icinga demo (not grafana) should give you an idea of what I mean: https://solutions.stacktile.io/demo In the
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
Hi zbjornson, regarding your question about "Wondering what the free version uses if it doesn't include graphite for dashboarding": the answer is that free version just includes the icingaweb dashboards and not those implemen
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Show HN: Monitor in a Box – Instantly usable, open source monitoring(solutions.stacktile.io)
74 points by danfromberlin 10y ago|28 comments
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
It would be nice to have some discussion of how vcspull compares to mr ( http://myrepos.branchable.com/ )
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
Who else feels a sense of horrible dread and frustration that every minutiae of my (and your) online activity is recorded for eternity and exploited to the fullest extent? What are you going to do about it?
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Ask HN: How do you conduct technical interviews
4 points by danfromberlin 10y ago|1 comments
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
This quote doesn't inspire so much confidence: “The thing we were terrified about when switching over to PC’s, was learning Windows, but it wasn’t as bad as we thought, especially because we spend the majority of our time in Adobe® Pre
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
What evidence do you have that IRC is already used more widely than Slack? Also, what's your metric, number of users?
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
If you care at all about maintaining control over this kind of data, consider abstaining from facebook and running your own service e.g. owncloud or nextcloud.
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
Hi, Dan from stacktile again, we've prepared a short screencast video for anyone who can't get a free slot but doesn't feel like signing up: https://vimeo.com/174582090
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
Hi, Dan here again, some of our visitors will hit our waiting queue today. If it's any consolation, I can certainly appreciate the frustration some will experience due to this, but we're just bound by the reality of our wallet at
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
Sorry about the choice of wording. What we're trying to communicate is, "You're welcome to leave an email if you'd like to be notified." we certainly didn't mean it to come off as being arrogant
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
Hi, point taken: we can explain on the signup page in more detail why we can't accommodate every user. Thanks for the feedback.
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
Since the purpose of our product is to give each user his or her own execution environment to freely explore the software that stacktile is helping to demonstrate, we need to give that user access to his or her own container. Perhaps the co
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
thanks for the kind words
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
I think the explanation that might be missing here is that every user that hits "Run" gets his or her own linux container in which they will be working. The process of provisioning a new container (especially under high load that
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
Maybe I can also share a bit more insight into what's actually going on behind the scenes. When a user on stacktile creates a workflow, we are also executing a linux container environment on their behalf. This container provides the in
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
Hi, Dan from stacktile here, I might be misunderstanding your feedback, but I think you're asking why we enable the user to edit markdown in our "try it now" demo -- and thus "interrupt the pitch". Our rationale wit
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
Thank you for the screenshot.
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
We allow html to be embedded into one of our workflows, but you can also stick to pure markdown.
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
I wholeheartedly invite you to create a workflow on stacktile.io that demonstrates how to do it! :-)
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by danfromberlin 10y ago
Hi, Dan from stacktile.io we're giving people the option to sign up to be notified when we have a free slot, but you're not required to sign up to try us out. It's just that we have many more people coming to try us than we e

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