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by jeromegn 3y ago
We don't use k8s and you don't have to either. This is for current and future users who absolutely want k8s. We are a compute provider after all and making it easy to host a great variety of apps is good for our users.
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by jeromegn 3y ago
There’s a crate for tokio, so it’s not automatic but might still be interesting: https://lib.rs/crates/tokio-splice
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by jeromegn 3y ago
We’re using cr-sqlite as part of our distributed state propagation system. It is indeed easy to bundle in the app! https://github.com/superfly/corrosion It would be possible to distribute cr-sqlite changes in many diff
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by jeromegn 3y ago
There’s a col_version column in a clock table used for last-write-wins. In case a tie, the “biggest” value wins.
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by jeromegn 4y ago
I'm the one who created this incident on our status page. I've been overly cautious in resolving this incident, but at this point I think it's causing more harm than good to keep it unresolved on there. I think it might'
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by jeromegn 4y ago
This looks great. I might be giving this a shot for a use case we have. My main concern is the docs.rs-generated documentation is hard to use. I don't exactly know how things fit together. I'm sure I could figure it out via tests,
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by jeromegn 5y ago
Looks like it was hidden, not on the main page: https://fly.io/feed.xml
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by jeromegn 5y ago
Whoops. It used to. Going to fix that soon!
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by jeromegn 6y ago
We use containerd with the devmapper snapshotter! Works nicely. We create a hard link to the resulting device for the root drive inside firecracker.
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by jeromegn 6y ago
To be determined. We're hoping to contribute and use what's going to come out of hyper's h3 efforts (we use Rust for our reverse-proxy). There's not much there yet though: https://github.com/hyperium&#x2F
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by jeromegn 6y ago
Their server and/or your client might not be setup for session reuse. Definitely a thing to check.
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by jeromegn 6y ago
Hey there, Fly co-founder here! Fly's proxy uses a mix of tokio, hyper and rustls. We don't need to use a crate that handles ACME because we're processing all the validation and certificate authorizations from a centralized,
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by jeromegn 7y ago
If you can build it in a Docker image or if you can deploy it to Heroku, then we support it :) If it doesn't work, it's a bug.
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by jeromegn 7y ago
(Disclaimer: I am a Fly.io founder) I don't recall us being at Hack Arizona, certainly not me. I googled it and all it yielded was this HN post. Your comment couldn't be further from the truth. I can't speak for whoever used
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by jeromegn 7y ago
We attempted C++ about a year ago, but I was never confident in our ability to clean up memory allocations (we had leaks) or avoid undefined behavior (we had segfaults). I definitely feel more confident about our Rust code. It's no sil
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by jeromegn 7y ago
That's nice to read! Thanks. We do need to cleanup our old blog posts and links. We created a lot of content at various times. This content is not always relevant anymore. As for your fly.toml question, you can get the config with `fly
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by jeromegn 8y ago
This is what we do at fly.io: https://github.com/superfly/fly It's based on node.js right now. It's a bit clunky, but we have many success stories of customers running it locally, on their CI and deploying to
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by jeromegn 8y ago
That’s a lot of slang (shard author here)! Happy to see people using it so much.
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by jeromegn 8y ago
I just happened to buy a Dual 1.8Ghz model for $10 CAD at a garage sale yesterday. Beautiful machine. Also had a keyboard, but unfortunately isn't a mechanical one (rubber domes over membrane.)
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by jeromegn 8y ago
Thanks, that's appreciated! It's not such a huge pivot. The "one hostname" was checking for interest in this area and it worked well. Putting stuff under a single hostname seems to be something people want to do. At its
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by jeromegn 8y ago
Definitely not meant as arrogance. We'll make it clearer, it seems like there's a bit of that confusion here.
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by jeromegn 9y ago
The project's page: http://cnp.neclab.eu/projects/lightvm/
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by jeromegn 12y ago
Blog post with more information: http://blog.mongohq.com/two-factor-authentication-made-authf...
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Authful – An open-source API for Two Factor Authentication(authful.com)
1 points by jeromegn 12y ago|1 comments
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Designing for Thumb Flow(lukew.com)
1 points by jeromegn 13y ago|0 comments
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Front-End Package Manager Comparison(github.com)
2 points by jeromegn 13y ago|0 comments
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A Responsible Programmer(anders.janmyr.com)
4 points by jeromegn 13y ago|0 comments
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Write CSS like you're in the future with Stylus(jgn.me)
1 points by jeromegn 14y ago|0 comments
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Being right doesn’t matter(nczonline.net)
5 points by jeromegn 14y ago|0 comments
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by jeromegn 14y ago
Just bought punypic.com with it. Thought it was a cool name. No idea what to do with it (except the usual image hosting service)

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