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How to Access Mixpanel Events with SQL in 6 Steps(blog.treasuredata.com)
10 points by kiyoto 11y ago|0 comments
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by kiyoto 11y ago
While I'm happy to hear about a great success story of a great piece of open source software, Elasticsearch has done a great disservice by making application developers lazy about learning the ins and outs of various analytical/tr
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Where is Apache Spark growing?(blog.treasuredata.com)
1 points by kiyoto 11y ago|0 comments
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by kiyoto 11y ago
What surprised me a bit is that pg decided to use the word "bias" without any clarification, considering his background in computer science and AI. Anyway, I think pg's whole argument is rather moot because the three assumpti
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Logstash v. Fluentd for OpenStack(slideshare.net)
1 points by kiyoto 11y ago|0 comments
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by kiyoto 11y ago
This reminded me of an interview of David Foster Wallace "...here’s this fundamental difference that comes up in freshman comp and haunts you all the way through teaching undergrads:　there is a fundamental difference between expressive
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Jepsen is now a full-time gig(twitter.com)
6 points by kiyoto 11y ago|0 comments
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Good Marketer, Bad Marketer(kiyototamura.tumblr.com)
1 points by kiyoto 11y ago|0 comments
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by kiyoto 11y ago
I agree. One of my mentors recommended that I write down my own version and share it with my team. Here is my attempt: http://kiyototamura.tumblr.com/post/130937953602/good-market...
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Elasticsearch V. Splunk: Google Trends(redmonk.com)
4 points by kiyoto 11y ago|0 comments
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by kiyoto 11y ago
I actually began using Acme a couple of months ago: it's kind of interesting how much I have accustomed to mouse-driven interaction and lack of syntax highlighting. Humans indeed are creatures of habit.
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by kiyoto 11y ago
You are preaching to the choir here. Fluentd (as a proxy for my logging-related beliefs) pushed Docker to have logging long before the logging driver, and now it is one of the officially supported logging drivers. What you don't seem t
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by kiyoto 11y ago
I think you are conflating between the needs of centralizing logs and having them around at all. The OP is saying that always centralizing them might not always make sense, and I tent to agree (and I say this as someone who maintains a popu
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by kiyoto 11y ago
I think there are two kinds of logging that's conflated into two in the industry: logging for devops and logging for analytics. For logging for devops, I 100% agree with you. Looking at application metrics rather than raw logs is far m
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by kiyoto 11y ago
Compared to GCP, perhaps, but AWS's support is pretty atrocious too. The real reason AWS wins is because they know how to sell platforms: as you said, it's about more services, more options, and yes, more _selling_. You can't
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Docker and Logging(linux.com)
4 points by kiyoto 11y ago|0 comments
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by kiyoto 11y ago
>Is this document out of date? No, in the described case, the message can get lost. This is a really unlikely scenario though. The only real-world case that I know of first-hand is using file buffer and somehow being unable to write to d
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by kiyoto 11y ago
>We'd love to use a ruby-based solution like this, but the docs say it will lose data whenever the receiving end crashes. Any plans to fix that? Where does it say this? I don't think this was ever the case for Fluentd. >The
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by kiyoto 11y ago
I'm not here to really defend MongoDB, but the amazing thing about MongoDB is that, despite all the vitriol against it, it continues to be used at companies and projects that are far greater than what many naysayers ever touch: Stripe
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by kiyoto 11y ago
Interesting. Do you run hekad on the host machine?
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by kiyoto 11y ago
That's an interesting idea: right now, we do not have this. However, it should not be too difficult to implement it either as a filter or output plugin.
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by kiyoto 11y ago
>This feels like they are trying very hard to avoid calling their syslog a syslog I _wish_ rsyslog and their friends were really that easy to extend, and I say this as a maintainer of Fluentd. Fluentd came about precisely because syslog
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by kiyoto 11y ago
One of the maintainers of Fluentd here. Care to elaborate?
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by kiyoto 11y ago
Great to see the support for Fluentd and GELF logging drivers =) Logging is such a big part of production deployment, and it's good to see a couple of solid options in Docker's core.
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by kiyoto 11y ago
>He is probably a formalist. It's actually a she =) Anyway, I do agree with you (and the author) that mathematics has the potential of being a superb pedagogical vehicle in teaching design thinking.
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5 Use Cases Enabled by Docker 1.8's Fluentd Logging Driver(blog.treasuredata.com)
1 points by kiyoto 11y ago|0 comments
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by kiyoto 11y ago
I've been a big fan of your blog and also tried to recruit you at one time to no response!
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by kiyoto 11y ago
On the logging front, there is some options now: syslog, GELF and Fluentd.
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by kiyoto 11y ago
>- logging/monitoring/alerting As a maintainer of Fluentd [1], an open source log collector now integrated with Kubernetes [2] and Docker [3], happy to see this out =) [1] https://www.fluentd.org [2] http:/&#x
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by kiyoto 11y ago
>Have a good way of querying, analyzing, processing, and securing all this time series data in a way that can handle literally getting >100TB per hour? Is this data logging the changes or the states of your sensors? If it's the s

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