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Principles for using feature flag systems at scale
(docs.getunleash.io)
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2y ago
This is super interesting. Sharing with my kids who are starting geography in school this year.
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Radiolab – Podcast about how amazing horseshoe crabs are (2020)
(radiolab.org)
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2y ago
Gonna have to try this. Been using bettersnaptool for years.
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2y ago
Different topic but this article got me lost down a rabbit hole looking for something similar for the TI86. Ah, memories...
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Yggdrasil: The Evolution of OSS Unleash's SDKs
(getunleash.io)
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3y ago
Just wanted to say thanks for the article. Very well-written and actionable.
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3y ago
Yes please. Blog would be awesome.
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Principles for building and scaling feature flag systems
(docs.getunleash.io)
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3y ago
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6y ago
Portworx employee here. Excited about joining Pure! Great company, amazing support and very product- and innovation driven.
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8y ago
I can attest that persistent storage is the hard part! Full disclosure, I work for a company[1] who makes a persistent storage solution for containers/Kubernetes. We are absolutely seeing that our large customers (folks like GE, Veri
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8y ago
NIO, the self-driving car company is doing this. They did a pretty detailed interview on their use case which includes a 120 PB data lake, and Cassandra, Kafka, TensorFlow, HDFS. You can read here: https://portworx.com/arc
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9y ago
Congrats Luke and team. I'm curious, what did you learn at ClusterHQ with Flocker that made you want to start dotmesh?
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9y ago
Michael from Portworx here. Thanks for the shout out. Just for some context, we just announced a partnership with Mesosphere today to help accelerate adoption of DCOS for stateful services [0] in fact. We handle the automation of all the st
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9y ago
I'm biased but checkout Portworx. It is designed to be that and if you don't think it is, I'd be curious why is missing. https://portworx.com
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Filestack Launches Content Ingestion Network (CIN), Accelerates File Uploads 10X
(blog.filestack.com)
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9y ago
You could look at Portworx (disclosure, I work there so am biased, but you can test it yourself for free)
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9y ago
Correct, it is not opensource but you can use it for free on up to 3 nodes. Not sure what "enterprisey" means but to me that sounds like it works well for large deployments and that is true. We have customers running us with Mes
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9y ago
Ceph is not a good solution at all for databases. Your performance is going to be terrible. Ceph is object-based SDS solution designed to take servers with local drives and create a SAN out of them. In order to do this, they take each LUN
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9y ago
You can use Portworx[1] to transfer data between servers and datacenters. It has a native kubernetes driver, is production ready being used by GE and Lufthansa airlines among others and does sync and async replication of data between enviro
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10y ago
Do msft, amazon or clarifai support video like Google just announced last week?
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LCFS speeds up docker build by making docker commit a constant time operation
(portworx.com)
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10y ago
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Hydrogen – An advanced drum machine for Linux
(hydrogen-music.org)
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10y ago
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100-websites-rule-internet-2.jpg (4011×3615)
(vodien.com)
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Understanding, generalisation, and transfer learning in deep neural networks
(blog.acolyer.org)
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10y ago
Congrats to the entire Mailgun team. I'm looking forward to seeing all the awesome stuff you do an an independent company!
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Stateful Containers Using Portworx and Couchbase
(blog.couchbase.com)
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RedQueen: An online algorithm for smart broadcasting in social networks
(blog.acolyer.org)
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Secrets and LIE-Abilities: The State of Modern Secret Management (2017)
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Introducing Docker Secrets Management
(blog.docker.com)
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