hssys

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by hssys 6y ago
Then you probably haven't tried to schedule and manage thousands of containers in production. The reason people use Kubernetes is the problems it solves are much more significant than the complexity of bootstrapping it.
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by hssys 6y ago
Doesn't Gin still have big issues where it's not compatible with native net/http middleware?
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by hssys 7y ago
I'm seeing this all over the web currrently.
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by hssys 7y ago
You might want at least a shell in the container for debugging?
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by hssys 7y ago
I believe it's named this way because filters are used to subtract harmonic content.
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by hssys 8y ago
Interesting and somewhat paranoid reaction. To me these codes discourage behaviours which aren't conducive to a healthy and productive working environment.
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by hssys 8y ago
I've got a Monzo account, which I'm a big fan of. However, Monzo have definitely had more outages and planned maintenance than the other online banking service I use, which is provided by a different UK bank. I'd consider tha
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by hssys 8y ago
Very informative post, thanks!
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by hssys 8y ago
If that is the case then why is this not widely available in the UK?
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by hssys 9y ago
This describes exactly how it is for me, and I've never been able to put it in to words until now.
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by hssys 9y ago
It's up for me.
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by hssys 9y ago
I cannot fathom the depth of your idiocy to even consider this as a feasible possibility.
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by hssys 9y ago
Written?
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by hssys 9y ago
"Let's dockerize it and it deploy it to kubernetes in a replica set for high availability."