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by phillu 2y ago
What deployment orchestration tool would one use in such a case? Is it just plain systemd/docker compose and a shell script? I surely want zero downtime for my deployments. Do I then need multiple instances of the app running on the se
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I built flynnt, a provider-independent Kubernetes-as-a-Service product(flynnt.io)
5 points by phillu 4y ago|2 comments
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by phillu 4y ago
Hey folks, I built flynnt, a provider-independent Kubernetes-as-a-Service product. Flynnt hosts your k8s control plane and makes it easy to add compute nodes from anywhere. The compute nodes can be hosted in a public cloud or on-premises,
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by phillu 4y ago
This is not the case for us. Support is automatically enabled for all the accounts we create in our Organization. Not sure if this depends on company size though
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by phillu 4y ago
I don't agree that this simple query wouldn't be as nice with boto3. But combining different services is definitely a nice feature, if you have the use case for it.
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by phillu 4y ago
I had great success with unit testing the lambda code and mocking external/aws services. For serious software you want a proper local/unit test setup anyway. Using this in your dev cycles is just the natural next step. Instead of
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by phillu 4y ago
That is really not my experience at all. Every professional smaller team I worked with "usually" had this figured out and set up. In times of home office, no one wants to be at the office for just pressing a single button on some
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by phillu 4y ago
This sounds like a company I would never want to work for. No one is positive and happy all the time and having to fake it "as a job requirement" sounds wrong on so many levels.
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by phillu 4y ago
That's something I find so fascinating. The "cloud" will almost always be more expensive and "not worth it" if you are only using the IaaS services. I mean, look at the numbers, everyone sees that. Cloud only ever i
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by phillu 5y ago
I guess there are more things to consider when choosing a software product then poor security defaults and that it feels expensive.
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by phillu 5y ago
You are not the only one. Anecdotal, but I have seen far more unmaintainable, half-assed, 1000-line build.sh scripts than Ansible scripts.
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by phillu 5y ago
Enterprise Support never disappointed me so far. Maybe not <10 minute response time, but we never felt left alone during an outage. But I guess this is also highly region/geo dependent.
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by phillu 5y ago
Exactly my thought. This in combination with a Twitch/YouTube influencer!?
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by phillu 5y ago
Crazy numbers. Is there something comparable in terms of show format in the US/Europe? Or is this something to swap over from China and which Amazon will pick up on in the next months/years?
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by phillu 5y ago
I'm using this to compile typescript lambda functions for AWS with great success. Combined with cdk and its NodeJsFunction you can even deploy/compile without local docker.
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by phillu 6y ago
Kaniko is a choice: https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/kaniko Userland docker builds
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by phillu 9y ago
Can you explain what you mean? What is OpenStack for?
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by phillu 10y ago
In my experience using a framework does not prevent spaghetti code.
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by phillu 11y ago
Which will be far more than $1.50/month to support that many users. I guess.
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by phillu 11y ago
Can someone point me to information on how to tune the linux kernel or OS to handle such large amounts of TCP connections? I encountered problems with the default kernel configurations during the writing of my bachelor thesis and wasn'