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by harlow 11y ago
We have a Git repo for each of the services, and we have a separate repo for each of the Fleet Unit files. > Git push to only one repository. This refers to a per-service repository in our deployer app. Previously we had to push code to
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by harlow 11y ago
Hi manigandham, Harlow here (author of the post). You are absolutely correct; serving 2M API requests from a local data store wouldn't be considered "at-scale" these days. In hindsight I should have added more information abo
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by harlow 11y ago
Great question. We have loads of Sinatra services running on CoreOS (using Fleet and Git for deploys) http://blog.clearbit.com/servers-part-one . From there we have a contrib Gem to share middleware between the services. The
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Show HN: Clearbit, APIs for determining who's behind an email address(clearbit.com)
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The future of mobile testing? RSpec DSL for native iOS testing.(engineering.hoteltonight.com)
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by harlow 12y ago
> Can you give any detail on what the end result is? What kind of data do you end up with in redshift, and what kind of queries? I'll have to get our BI team to create a follow-up post. In a lot of ways its the most interesting part
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by harlow 14y ago
> Overly short methods can make code much harder to read and follow and actually increase complexity, because now there are many more entry points. Ideally there wouldn't be any more entry points. If we create multiple short well-named