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by druiid 6y ago
Plus 1 to Alliant. Their savings rate is top-notch and their apps are pretty good.
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by druiid 7y ago
If you're using a Vault system, it's also relatively easy and well documented to use Vault for this process. There's two components, which is the OTP configuration of Vault itself: https://www.vaultproject.io/
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by druiid 9y ago
Just as an FYI the Dreamworks distribution deal wasn't renewed in 2016 so they're 'on their own' as it were. I believe the two companies are still friendly but don't directly have the distribution deal in place any
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by druiid 9y ago
I don't see any way this could be real, personally. As a previous owner of pigeons, they don't generally fly to random places. You release them somewhere and they fly to a place they KNOW (their coop generally). That in and of its
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by druiid 10y ago
Probably not yogurt, but I have run across several probiotics with this particular bacteria present in it. Additionally I have read that yogurt for the most part is pretty useless as a probiotic as your stomach acid kills most of the bacter
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by druiid 10y ago
I greatly enjoy(ed) PHC and some of his commentary about the different Christian denominations. I should say though that the one thing that was annoying was that he likes to often poke fun at Unitarians in a not so 'laughing with us&#x
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by druiid 11y ago
The Tengine module is available for compiling into the core nginx codebase. You just have to roll your own binary though https://github.com/yaoweibin/nginx_upstream_check_module
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by druiid 11y ago
Sadly that is pretty much emulating how docker does it. To the best of my knowledge the '8.8.8.8' and '8.8.4.4' name-servers are kind of hard-coded in a lot of containers (all?)
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by druiid 11y ago
As per other NSA released projects like selinux, I'm sure people here will doubt the intentions behind this project. I have only had a bit of time to look it over so far, but it looks pretty neat. I think we need to remember before dou
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by druiid 11y ago
To the best of my knowledge it comes from contracting/support and mostly their Vagrant Cloud (now Atlas) features that are business/enterprise only, which they charge money for. For example private hosting of Vagrant box images is
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by druiid 11y ago
Very cool. We were about to need to figure out how to back up to a secondary account and were going to probably have to do some crazy stuff with rclone. This will just mean an initial sync of the current data any the new items will be autom
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by druiid 12y ago
We already have one nearly finished in San Diego. The problem is that is makes for very expensive water because it's a large scale industrial desal plant and the technology still hasn't changed in such a way as to not require lots
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by druiid 12y ago
Looks like an interesting project. Will you guys be releasing it on a different or more public repo than Quay though? I feel it'll be difficult to get much traction (if that is your intent) behind trying it out if there's no easy
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by druiid 12y ago
Yep! We do about 5k events/sec and it holds up pretty well as long as you throw enough memory at it (It's a java app). Make sure you have a cluster though if you're going to be doing those kinds of levels. Feel free to respon
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by druiid 12y ago
I have no foot in either game here (not sure about the parent commenter to this response), so hopefully you'll take this as a suggestion and not an attack... You are being part of the problem here. HN can only maintain the kind of rela
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by druiid 12y ago
We've been investigating beginning usage of containerization instead of just virtualization. The responses here and in other threads about the CoreOS announcement that you have made have completely turned me away from wanting to work w
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by druiid 12y ago
XenServer (The product from Citrix) or Xen 4.3+ support vTPM. Not sure which version of Xen that Amazon uses, but if/when they upgrade to 4.3 it should have built-in support for vTPM operations.
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by druiid 12y ago
I've never heard of Mondo, but there are well maintained and widely used backup projects such as Bacula ( http://www.bacula.org ). It's certainly not point-and-click or paste-and-run, but it's free and allows you to
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by druiid 12y ago
Well I'm aware it made it into CentOS but that was kind of short lived and was never updated to newer releases of the codebase (thus making it kind of a init system floating around in limbo with compatibility issues.. many of which I&#
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by druiid 12y ago
Is it me or is Ubuntu kind of like the Sony of server software? It always seems like they are developing concurrent solutions to fit into their model of doing things. Where Sony pushes their own special formats like Memory Stick, Ubuntu pus
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by druiid 12y ago
Apparently you've never been part of the advertisement world or know anyone in it. I have friends in the industry with numerous stories even worse than this. The things apparently that some companies will do to pull in clients is prett
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by druiid 12y ago
From what I heard previously he was responsible for pretty decent working conditions and benefits (think the level of pay and benefits that Costco is known to provider their employees). The brother of the owner was seeking to reverse many o
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by druiid 12y ago
Didn't notice the issue get closed. Thanks! I'll re-install Deis again :D
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by druiid 12y ago
-----> Ruby app detected ! ! Command: 'set -o pipefail; curl --fail --retry 3 --retry-delay 1 --connect-timeout 3 --max-time 30 https://s3-external-1.amazonaws.com/heroku-buildpack-ruby/bu...
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by druiid 12y ago
It appears that download issues with the ruby buildpack still aren't fixed. Really you guys should be hosting these on your own S3 account as literally every time I've tried to use Flynn or Deis they are unusable because both util
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by druiid 12y ago
Totally non-scientific response to this, but I can say that after having to take antibiotics a few years back for a pretty bad sinus infection my digestive system has never completely recovered. I never had any sort of digestive issues that
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by druiid 12y ago
Nice. I'll look into it. The TCP check was still a bit of a dirty hack.
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by druiid 12y ago
Been using this in production for about six months now. Happy that the release version is finally out. The nicest feature of 1.5 is that you can easily do Redis failover using the new TCP check features.
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by druiid 12y ago
I personally wouldn't trust CircleCI to do this stuff either. They already don't exactly have a great track record for security.
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by druiid 12y ago
The idea of these hosted deployment systems always scares me. Essentially you have no choice but to open SSH to the universe. This is far beyond best practices for at least a couple reason. The first would be that if at all possible you sho

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