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by packetbeats 3y ago
I was thinking of it as the starting point, then you evolve from there. Tbh, views are a bit of a leaky abstraction (for example when it comes to constraints) so adopting them gradually seems like a good idea.
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TypeScript Origins Documentary [Twitter](twitter.com)
1 points by packetbeats 3y ago|0 comments
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Reduce query round trips with improved one-to-many relations(xata.io)
3 points by packetbeats 3y ago|0 comments
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On the Performance of Replica Identity Full in Postgres(xata.io)
2 points by packetbeats 3y ago|0 comments
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Postgres schema changes are still a PITA(xata.io)
3 points by packetbeats 3y ago|0 comments
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Platforms. A new emerging trend for database services?(xata.io)
6 points by packetbeats 4y ago|0 comments
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by packetbeats 11y ago
You can see a live demo of Kibana here: http://demo.elastic.co/packetbeat/
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Packetbeat joins Elastic(elastic.co)
17 points by packetbeats 11y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Packetbeat Deploy – build your own Application Monitoring system(packetbeat.com)
2 points by packetbeats 12y ago|0 comments
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by packetbeats 12y ago
Many thanks for posting it! :)
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by packetbeats 12y ago
It will drop traffic in that case.
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by packetbeats 12y ago
PF_RING is an option but it requires a kernel module and specific network cards. Before then, the memory map sniffing feature of the Linux kernel [1] can improve libpcap performance. Not quite to 10G speeds, though, but I think enough for m
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by packetbeats 12y ago
Depending on the traffic, the CPU usage of the agent could indeed be significant. We're thinking to implement sampling to reduce the effect of this. On the other hand, the agent is not "in-line" so it cannot introduce any lat
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by packetbeats 12y ago
I haven't tried Boundary in a while, but I think they are focused on metrics. This indexes the transactions, so you can later search and do analytics on them.
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by packetbeats 13y ago
Thanks! We're working on adding more information to the website and also on improving the design, based on the feedback we got so far.
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by packetbeats 13y ago
We're working on a somehow similar product that works by understanding the network traffic received and sent by your application. This means it can be language independent. http://packetbeat.com/
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by packetbeats 13y ago
Thanks for the question. Right now we have some heuristics to automatically take out passwords but we want to add the option to only send the URLs by default, and only enable full tracing selectively. This would help with privacy but also w
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by packetbeats 13y ago
Link: http://packetbeat.com/
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Show HN: Troubleshoot distributed systems
6 points by packetbeats 13y ago|4 comments
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by packetbeats 13y ago
Clickable link: http://packetbeat.com/
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Show HN: A new approach in troubleshooting distributed systems
2 points by packetbeats 13y ago|1 comments
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Short film set entirely on a teen's computer screen(fastcocreate.com)
349 points by packetbeats 13y ago|107 comments
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by packetbeats 13y ago
After curl-ing for a while in a loop, and sort -u: Anything added dilutes everything else. Approachable is better than simple. Avoid administrative distraction. Design for failure. Encourage flow. Favor focus over features.
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by packetbeats 13y ago
I like the idea and could use the product, so I hope you continue working on it after the 24h. Of course, the tricky part will be getting enough traction that people can use the site as soon as they discover it. When I tried it, there was o
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by packetbeats 13y ago
Fantastic in depth article. In my opinion, the tests he perform show not so much drawbacks of the tested systems, but more the fact that defining them in terms of the CAP theorem can be misleading. For example, a CP system should, in case o
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by packetbeats 13y ago
According to the "PayPal wars" book PayPal didn't acquire X.com, it was a 50-50 merger. It is true (again, according to this book written by a PayPaler) that Musk wasn't as important to the PayPal success as the "funder" title would imply,
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by packetbeats 13y ago
Microsoft did something similar in BASIC, and for the same reason: http://www.pagetable.com/?p=43 The link contains the asm code and explains the obfuscation.
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by packetbeats 14y ago
Usually the developers creating open source libraries benefit from the popularity of their projects. The more people using their code, the more well known they are. If nothing else, they feel proud when their software is downloaded N thousa
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by packetbeats 14y ago
We developers get the credit when someone is using our code. The open source libraries usually require keeping the copyright notice at least in the source file. Anyone looking at the code will know who wrote it. Putting myself in the shoes
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by packetbeats 14y ago
If the attacker knew about the Juniper bug and thought about a way to convince the network operators to introduce the rule of death themselves, then this is a nice hack indeed. It won't be easy for CloudFare to generically protect against t

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