kerr23

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by kerr23 4y ago
I worked for Baan at that time, that was one of the selling points. Baan still exists as Infor ERP Ln
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by kerr23 4y ago
I did the same, originally planned on UniFi but since i couldn’t get any i tried Omada. It’s very nice, the only issue i’ve had is my mesh not connecting, but i solved that by reorienting the target AP and boosting the source APs radio. I t
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by kerr23 5y ago
Anyone have any luck trying to bing / google “challenge to do” and get that result? I didn’t find it after a couple variations. Also any reason to believe that the tweet was true? (I’m not on twitter so i don’t have any context for the
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by kerr23 8y ago
> Why doesn't 'software architect' get the same criticism for not being an architect? I'm married to an Architect, it bugs them too. In most states - Legally they can't call themselves Architects until they'
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by kerr23 9y ago
Be prepared to take advantage of it. Downturns are basically sales.
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by kerr23 10y ago
> My real complaint is that none of these give you a way to do persistence that doesn't destroy some other really nice properties of containers. 100% agree with you there. > It mostly just keeps them even with Kubernetes at best.
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by kerr23 10y ago
hmm, your first complaint was that "Swarm offers no guarantees that containers will be rescheduled on the same host". I'm saying that, if you want, you CAN make it guarantee that a container will be rescheduled to the same ho
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by kerr23 10y ago
In docker 1.12 you can 'tag' a node and tell a 'service' to only run on the tagged nodes. Not saying that's a good idea, but it is getting closer. You could, for example, have a node that's only for DBs that ha
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by kerr23 10y ago
I'm impressed that the reporter did a whois search and tried various domains. That's not something I would expect from a standard US reporter now-a-days.
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by kerr23 10y ago
Lynch's Dune is one of my all time favourite movies. I watched it a lot growing up and it didn't make a lick of sense to me, but I still loved the world it created. Later on I saw the extended edition (on laser disk baby!) and it
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by kerr23 11y ago
AWS is always super closed mouthed about their infrastructure. The info I have came from a conversation with an AWS Solutions Architect. It's a couple of years old, but based on my experience it's still true today.
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by kerr23 11y ago
DNS was precisely the area where we got bit by it. We were using a Non-AWS DNS resolver (aka Google) and we would often get dns resolution errors despite our NAT not being remotely taxed by the traffic.
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by kerr23 11y ago
AWS de-prioritizes UDP packets making it not a great choice for UDP based applications as well.
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by kerr23 11y ago
Didn't recognize L'il Sebastian. Total Fail. =)
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by kerr23 12y ago
I moved between being a life-long vi/vim'er to Sublime and more recently Atom. I only use Atom for coding and vim for just about everything else. The most difficult part for me is that i'll open a file in vim and then conscio
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by kerr23 12y ago
I did a control benchmark between PG Ubuntu vs PG on CentOS, the results are in the post.
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by kerr23 12y ago
Well, Docker is big news and people are interested in what the performance impact of "using docker" is. Whether it's accurate or not, people associate Docker with the functionality if facilitates. (i.e., cgroups, namespaces,
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by kerr23 12y ago
Incidentally. Now that I look at who's post I replied to. Obviously you know about --volume vs VOLUME. I've updated the blog post to specify that since it was obviously unclear.
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by kerr23 12y ago
I ran the benchmark multiple times and I got very consistent results. I know that doesn't eliminate the VM factor, but it certainly minimizes it. Also, this test wasn't meant to be scientific. I'm not selling docker, postgres
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by kerr23 12y ago
I ran all of the benchmarks on the same machine. I would see it possible that the pre-configured Digital Ocean machine favors docker processes over non-docker somehow.
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by kerr23 12y ago
Mentioned above that i started the container with --volume. The 3 docker conditions where No flags, --volume /.../, --volume /.../ --net=host
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by kerr23 12y ago
Howdy. I'm the author of the blog post. I started the container with --volume in the case of "docker with no virtual I/O" Which is the same as setting VOLUME in your Dockerfile.