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by grosskur 4y ago
Congrats on the launch! It's great to see more innovation and choice in the protobuf/gRPC space. Definitely planning to try this out. For personal projects, I typically have a single Go binary that serves (1) gRPC, (2) grpc-web (u
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Anthos Multi-Cloud Kubernetes Service(cloud.google.com)
1 points by grosskur 5y ago|0 comments
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by grosskur 6y ago
sqlc can do this: https://sqlc.dev/
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by grosskur 11y ago
Awesome! I've always wanted something like this. Thanks for sharing.
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by grosskur 11y ago
Also: - Basscss [ http://www.basscss.com/ ] - Tachyons [ http://tachyons.io/ ]
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by grosskur 11y ago
Could this be a good use case for NSQ? It seems simpler to operate than Kafka, and somewhat more durable than ZeroMQ. http://nsq.io/
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by grosskur 11y ago
I'm really enjoying using Cask to manage my Emacs packages: https://cask.readthedocs.org/ You maintain a list of packages in a Cask file and run "cask" to automatically download and install them from a reposi
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by grosskur 11y ago
Starting with systemd 219, you can download a Docker image from a registry with "machinectl pull-dkr", and run it with "machinectl start": http://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/ma
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by grosskur 12y ago
Hi! I'm the creator of Shipway. I'd love to get any feedback folks have. I'm also happy to answer questions. The overall idea is to make it as easy as possible to go from source code in a Git repository to a running applicati
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Show HN: Shipway – Docker workflow automation service with GitHub integration(shipway.io)
9 points by grosskur 12y ago|1 comments
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by grosskur 12y ago
You might be interested in the virtual-dom and vdom-thunk NPM packages, which are used in mercury: https://github.com/Raynos/mercury See also Raynos's "NPM-style Frontend" presentation: https:/&#x2
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by grosskur 12y ago
Ryan Smith's "Building Metrics From Log Data" is an interesting talk about this: http://vimeo.com/68183624 Also check out Heroku's Lumbermill project, which handles extracting router metrics on their pla
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by grosskur 12y ago
There's also otto, a JavaScript interpreter written in Go: https://github.com/robertkrimen/otto Here's an example Go app using otto for React server-side rendering: https://github.com/101loops
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by grosskur 12y ago
Take a look at confd, a single statically-linked executable that can expand config file templates using environment variables: https://github.com/kelseyhightower/confd Basically, you add confd into your Docker image an
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by grosskur 12y ago
You could also try virtualenvs inside Debian packages: https://github.com/spotify/dh-virtualenv One reason to keep virtualenvs is that the system Python (VM or container) includes extra Python packages that your app ma
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by grosskur 12y ago
That was my initial thought, too. But it looks like the Docker-related news they hinted at is still coming: https://twitter.com/jeffbarr/status/529493907839533056
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by grosskur 12y ago
The Heroku platform team has a good document about their API design guidelines: https://github.com/interagent/http-api-design
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by grosskur 12y ago
You can simulate this with so-called "Bernstein chaining". Basically, each program takes another program as an argument, and finishes by calling exec() on it rather than exit(), which preserves the environment. See: http:/&#
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by grosskur 12y ago
xmlstarlet is also handy for command-line XML parsing: http://xmlstar.sourceforge.net/
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by grosskur 12y ago
Looks awesome! I'm actually working on a SaaS product along similar lines. Right now it can build RPM and Debian packages directly from GitHub sources: https://www.packagelab.com/ Sort of like a cross between Launchpad
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by grosskur 12y ago
Most people agree HVM is the way to go on EC2: http://www.brendangregg.com/blog/2014-05-07/what-color-is-yo... Forcing an HVM guest to use only PV drivers sounds like PVH, which is coming in Xen 4.4: https:/
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by grosskur 12y ago
I'm working on something along these lines: https://www.packagelab.com/ The idea is to have a common UI and REST API for building packages and managing repositories across packaging toolchains. Right now it supports rp
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by grosskur 12y ago
Actually, when you NOTIFY a channel in Postgres it gets delivered to all clients who have previously run LISTEN on that channel. And you can send an optional payload (up to 8000 bytes): http://www.postgresql.org/docs/
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by grosskur 12y ago
Nice, thank you. I've been looking for exactly this---SQS and DynamoDB seem like a good combination.
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by grosskur 12y ago
Anyone know why they use two layers of pgbouncer? The speaker mentions this briefly in the Q&A but doesn't go into detail.
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by grosskur 12y ago
Nice work. Are the metrics collected using lumbermill? https://github.com/heroku/lumbermill
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by grosskur 12y ago
There's also Buildbox, which is a hosted CI engine and web interface. It uses agents that you run and control yourself: https://buildbox.io/
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by grosskur 12y ago
My understanding: If you provide an image then, yes, you're supposed to build a new image every time there's an OS security update. Users of docker containers aren't supposed to run 'apt-get upgrade' themselves insi
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by grosskur 12y ago
DJB already wrote his own crypto library, NaCL: http://nacl.cr.yp.to/ It's been packaged up as libsodium: https://github.com/jedisct1/libsodium That said, even DJB doesn't trust himself to wr
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by grosskur 12y ago
PrivateCore has a product to do this for OpenStack: http://privatecore.com/vcage/ Not sure if any IaaS providers are offering services based on it yet, though.

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