justingood

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by justingood 8y ago
I really enjoy that Vault has included the ability to use Keybase to encrypt the initial unseal keys easily: https://www.vaultproject.io/docs/concepts/pgp-gpg-keybase.ht...
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by justingood 8y ago
Fascinating. Similarly, there is one available for the craft beer industry: https://www.themadfermentationist.com/p/store.html#!/Brewery...
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by justingood 9y ago
The replacement machine will start pulling its data from the remaining nodes when it joins the cluster. However, it's recommended to migrate the failed node's data first if it's greater than 50MB: https://github.c
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by justingood 10y ago
This is useful, but only applies to the sidebar theme. Slack doesn't currently support styling the main window.
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by justingood 11y ago
This is exactly the conclusion we arrived at. We re-build our base images nightly (including all available updates) and then base the application images on those.
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by justingood 11y ago
As Musk mentioned [1], landing on the barge is a necessity, due to the speed required to get into higher orbits. It's impossible to return the first stage to land. [1] https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/68884
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by justingood 11y ago
The URLs can be grabbed from the config directory ( https://github.com/skarmoutsosv/LiveWB/tree/master/config ) The three types are, for example: http://oiswww.eumetsat.org/IPPS/html&#
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by justingood 11y ago
We've moved to using Hashicorp's Consul-Template ( https://github.com/hashicorp/consul-template ). Ansible populates Consul with any required configuration changes during the deployment of a new version, and Co
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by justingood 11y ago
We're running all the containers on Mesos hosts, so really all Ansible needs to do for us is talk to Marathon. We realized early on down this path that to accommodate scale we'd need to have some sort of scheduler. Mesos happened
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by justingood 11y ago
Ansible 2.0 should have some new strategies to speed things up, depending on your requirements: https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/playbooks_strategies.html It will be interesting to see how performance is after it'
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by justingood 11y ago
I'd agree that jinja2 has a perfectly fine way of handling loops, but the problem is that functionality only works in Ansible template files. The Ansible playbook can only make use jinja2 filters to act on variables: https:/&#x2F
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by justingood 11y ago
I think one thing to keep in mind about Ansible is that it's an orchestration tool that also does configuration management. We've integrated Ansible into our workflows in such a way that it kicks off everything we need to do, even
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by justingood 11y ago
Still a bit ambiguous as crop farms aren't the only type of farms - there's a large sector of the industry devoted to livestock.
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by justingood 11y ago
We tend to handle that part inhouse. We're using Jenkins and have it set up to build a standard set of base images with all the latest updates daily. It can be run on-demand as well. All containers running code are based on these image
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by justingood 11y ago
I can second this recommendation. One thing to note: The small folding version is less resilient than the larger model. A fine tradeoff, given its size.
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by justingood 11y ago
"The technology of deployment does not change 'minutes or hours' into 'days or months'" I wouldn't say that's true. We're transitioning into multiple languages, and want to have an environment th
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by justingood 12y ago
It's implied that the jobs might be of lower quality, for sure. However, this seems in contrast to their recent 'pay to quit' scheme: http://www.shrm.org/hrdisciplines/compensation/articles/pag
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by justingood 12y ago
Looks great, but the permissions seem to be a bit heavy-handed. Why does it require access to Wi-Fi and have the ability to add/remove device accounts, for example?