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by hdeshev 13y ago
(Stackful.io developer here) Yes, thanks to the websocket support that landed in recent Nginx releases.
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Nodejitsu's new pricing(blog.nodejitsu.com)
3 points by hdeshev 13y ago|2 comments
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by hdeshev 13y ago
Our Chef-based stack(s) are open source and hosted on github. We are thinking of packaging them in a form that is convenient to run in a local Vagrant box or something of that sort, so that you can easily test your app without wrecking your
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by hdeshev 13y ago
Most of the backend and frontend is written in Python and we are working on a Python stack. Stay tuned!
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by hdeshev 13y ago
Regarding cuisine vs. Chef Solo... I think it mostly depends on what your scripts do. In my opinion, Fabric/Cuisine make it absurdly easy to execute commands against a remote server and most of the time that's enough for a decent deployment
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by hdeshev 13y ago
One of the Stackful.io devs here. I'm all for server tweaking and I do it all the time, but sometimes it gets boring. I could probably do something better than configure php5-fpm for the thousandth time. Right now, Stackful.io takes the pai
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Linux 101: Installing Ubuntu/Debian over SSH(stackful.io)
3 points by hdeshev 14y ago|0 comments
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Easier Pelican Static Blogging with Fabric Automation(stackful.io)
2 points by hdeshev 14y ago|0 comments
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Generate a Static Company Site and Blog with Pelican and Jinja(stackful.io)
2 points by hdeshev 14y ago|0 comments
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Dead hard drives... now what? [RAID 101](stackful.io)
2 points by hdeshev 14y ago|1 comments
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RAID-install Ubuntu Server on large (GPT) hard drives(stackful.io)
1 points by hdeshev 14y ago|0 comments
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Logcheck: Keep an eye on your Linux server logs(stackful.io)
2 points by hdeshev 14y ago|0 comments
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Setting up Node.js and PostgreSQL on Ubuntu Servers(stackful.io)
1 points by hdeshev 14y ago|0 comments
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TypeScript, Node.js, Vim, and Linux -- Oh My(stackful.io)
2 points by hdeshev 14y ago|0 comments
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Phix-n: Install PHP + NGINX the Hacker Way(stackful.io)
2 points by hdeshev 14y ago|0 comments
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Cuisine: the Lightweight Chef/Puppet Alternative(stackful.io)
3 points by hdeshev 14y ago|0 comments
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Fabric - the Hassle-free Build Tool(stackful.io)
2 points by hdeshev 14y ago|0 comments
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Herding Unix processes with Supervisor for the Busy Developer(stackful.io)
3 points by hdeshev 14y ago|0 comments
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What every developer needs to know about Ubuntu Upstart(stackful.io)
6 points by hdeshev 14y ago|1 comments
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by hdeshev 14y ago
I'd think all those Foxconn workers need a similar inspiration plaque. They don't play it safe too, you know.
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by hdeshev 14y ago
Thousands times this. I've seen situations like that in all sorts of businesses and software projects aren't unique in their inability to deal with complexities and bad communication. On the other hand, learning to manage software projects
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by hdeshev 14y ago
Released today? Really? On the Chernobyl disaster anniversary - April 26? I don't believe it's a coincidence!
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by hdeshev 14y ago
And that's why I love Hacker News! Thanks for the tips, trun! I'll make sure I use batching first, and look into the unions technique after that.
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by hdeshev 14y ago
Sound advice. I didn't mean to go to the SQL vs. NoSQL war zone and I have nothing against SQL DB's. All I wanted to say is that I find the current Redis solution easier to implement than the [clumsy] one I did in the past.
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by hdeshev 14y ago
I took a look at it when starting work on those features, but decided against it. I wanted as much freedom as possible in storing, accessing, and displaying data since we'll need to build something more sophisticated in terms of analytics l
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by hdeshev 14y ago
ZSET's indexed by time_ts sound cool until you need to increment a value for a time since you'd have to change a key of the item in a set. I have no idea how that might work. Thinking of it, you could probably remove the old value and inser
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Effective Web App Analytics with Redis(filer.progstr.com)
64 points by hdeshev 14y ago|13 comments
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Show HN: Heroku file hosting for Rails apps. Now in open beta.(filer.progstr.com)
12 points by hdeshev 14y ago|0 comments
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by hdeshev 15y ago
Yes, learning some programming to be an iOS developer isn't enough, but that doesn't mean that guys like k-mcgrady can't learn on their own. Keep it up, man! I know a programmer that knows so much of language and compiler theory he is alway
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Startup Advice: Cherish Your "Thank You" Notes(progstr.com)
9 points by hdeshev 15y ago|1 comments

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