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by edsiper2 4y ago
Calyptia | https://calyptia.com | Full-time / Remote (Americas / Europe) preferred Calyptia is the company behind Open Source project Fluent Bit[0], with a strong DNA in Open Source, we solve Observability challenges a
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Setup Neovim in a New MacBook Pro M2(youtube.com)
1 points by edsiper2 4y ago|2 comments
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by edsiper2 4y ago
Naming is hard, but please, do not repeat the mistake of many OSS project in the last 20 years calling each project by prefixing the name with the stack/environment involved. Now a "trending" language can catch the attention,
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by edsiper2 4y ago
Calyptia Inc.| Senior Frontend Engineer - Lead| REMOTE | Full Time Calyptia is an open-source company that focuses on solving Observability challenges for cloud environments. We are the creators and maintainers of Open Source projects Fluen
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by edsiper2 4y ago
First of all congratulations to Valgrind and the team behind it! This is an essential tool that help me personally over the years while developing. What needs to be done to get Valgrind binaries available for MacOS (M1) ?, from a company pe
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by edsiper2 5y ago
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by edsiper2 5y ago
Calyptia | REMOTE | Full-time | https://calyptia.com Calyptia is the company primary funding the OSS projects Fluent Bit[0] and Fluentd[1], CNCF graduated projects. We are looking for talented individuals with outstanding discip
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by edsiper2 5y ago
my 5c about your intro: I see you can handle a bunch of technologies but your primary focus and interest in the last time has been on Rust. You might promote yourself as a Rust Developer instead of mentioning all the other tech, so you can
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by edsiper2 6y ago
msgpack users: - Fluentd & Fluent Bit - Microsoft SignalR https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/signalr/message...
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Fluent Bit v1.6 is out(fluentbit.io)
1 points by edsiper2 6y ago|0 comments
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What Steve Jobs Learned from Paramahansa Yogananda (2015)(youtube.com)
1 points by edsiper2 6y ago|0 comments
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by edsiper2 6y ago
the following as a 5 min intro video to one of the techniques : - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FP-dNd1xTcs if you want to learn more: https://yogananda.org/practice
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Fluent Bit(fluentbit.io)
2 points by edsiper2 6y ago|0 comments
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Fluent Bit v1.5: lightweight and high performance log processor(cncf.io)
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by edsiper2 6y ago
Lua is just great. In Fluent Bit[0] we expose Lua filter capabilities. So end-users can write their own scripts to manipulate record logs and accommodate keys/values easily with a simple programming logic: - https://docs.flu
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by edsiper2 7y ago
Logstash alternatives with Elasticsearch support: [1] https://www.fluentd.org (Ruby Language) [2] https://fluentbit.io (C Language)
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by edsiper2 7y ago
Log structure is really important, from the examples provided I would suggest the same approach can be used using a full 'logfmt' style, so timestamp and the event type can be set as keys, e.g: ts="2019-03-18 22:48:32.990
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by edsiper2 7y ago
Yes
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CNCF Announces Fluentd Graduation(cncf.io)
2 points by edsiper2 7y ago|0 comments
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by edsiper2 8y ago
https://byuu.org/library/libco/
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by edsiper2 8y ago
A really good library that we use is libco[0], it supports different architectures and mechanisms. We use it extensively on Fluent Bit[1] to manage async IO network operations (epoll + coroutines). - [0] https://byuu.org/lib
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by edsiper2 8y ago
Since your goal is to have a career switch I would recommend you the following approach: - Essential books and papers are good as a reference to learn and improve but focus first on hands-on stuff. - Get involved in an open source project
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by edsiper2 8y ago
Getting into open source very early
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Treasure Data: the next chapter(blog.treasuredata.com)
1 points by edsiper2 8y ago|0 comments
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by edsiper2 8y ago
in my experience I would consider the following: - Understand what are your takeaways for the audience. Remember it's about the content, keep in mind main areas/topics to cover. - who's your audience ?, there are a few confer
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by edsiper2 8y ago
we are using libco[1] in our project[2]; it provides a good abstraction for architectures and provide different backends using ucontext, setjmp and native register management for x86 and x86_64. [1] https://byuu.org/library&
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by edsiper2 8y ago
check the GIT commit changes listed in the post, you will see the details there, e.g: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/lin...
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by edsiper2 9y ago
Definitely: 5. The odd Redis persistence model: fork() and fighting the copy-on-write.
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by edsiper2 9y ago
FYI: The tutorial guide is missing: http://lcui.org/guide/
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by edsiper2 9y ago
is there any big difference with the Debian image provided by Google ? launcher.gcr.io/google/debian8 (besides debian version)

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