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by pwelch 4y ago
Ah my question was answered more or less. They're an edge case which makes sense: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35048318
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by pwelch 4y ago
Growing pains are never fun. It doesn't mention (at least that I read) if they're using HashiCorp Open Source or Enterprise. Open Source is great and I owe my career to it but they might be hitting the scale when the Enterprise fe
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by pwelch 4y ago
The configuration management tool mitamae is another mruby project: https://github.com/itamae-kitchen/mitamae
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Sigstore Announces General Availability for Rekor and Fulcio(blog.sigstore.dev)
6 points by pwelch 4y ago|0 comments
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by pwelch 4y ago
100% This series is so fun to read.
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by pwelch 7y ago
Yara is an awesome tool
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by pwelch 7y ago
Agreed, any application regardless of language or framework can age poorly. I've seen some pretty solid "long running" Rails applications that were just maintained well.
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by pwelch 7y ago
Not sure what microservice architecture has to do with it. You can have microservices that are Rails apps. :)
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by pwelch 7y ago
Their private encrypted git repos and file storage is pretty solid.
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by pwelch 8y ago
100%
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by pwelch 8y ago
Microsoft OneNote for some stuff. Mostly Quiver (or Boostnote) with the files backed up to a remote git repo. Added benefit of being a format that is not locked in and can be parsed out later if required.
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by pwelch 8y ago
I’ve done the same thing! It’s awesome.
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by pwelch 8y ago
I have the same question but just to know what a "Blockchain Engineer" does.
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by pwelch 9y ago
I’ve been exploring keeping a logbook for awhile. Some apps I recommend: Quiver, Boostnote, and jrnl.sh All of them have open data formats so you’re not locked in and can save everything in git which are requirements for me.
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by pwelch 9y ago
Yes! Jrnl is awesome and I've been using it for awhile now. Highly recommend it.
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by pwelch 10y ago
Are there any good options for cloud services outside of the US?
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by pwelch 10y ago
That's interesting. I've used both and would rather use JIRA over FogBugz any day.
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by pwelch 10y ago
Yeah thought of that. Made sure it was on the latest version and rebooted. Still didn't work.
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by pwelch 10y ago
No device management policy. :/
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by pwelch 10y ago
I found a weird issue on a friends phone when I suggested they download it for iOS. It says "This item is no longer available". They were able to download other apps from the store. When emailing Signal support they said nothing w
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by pwelch 10y ago
This is sad to hear. It was a really cool product.
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by pwelch 10y ago
We've actually had good luck with AWS Support and have a dedicated representative that is always there to push urgent issues through support.
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by pwelch 10y ago
Ha, I wish I could up vote you twice.
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by pwelch 10y ago
I agree but I'm mildly surprised when an upgrading OSX or Linux instead of a fresh install always works fine.
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by pwelch 10y ago
Used Papertrail at a previous company and it was great. Using Graylog at my current job and it's working well so far.
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by pwelch 10y ago
Yes! TerraForm has been huge for us. Packer has been great. We plan on rolling out Vault fully and consul to our entire infrastructure. The tools I listed above are essential along with Chef, ansible, and git are essential for our tools sta
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by pwelch 10y ago
This is an awesome write up.
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by pwelch 10y ago
Agree with this. If you have money and no time: DataDog If you don't mind putting in a little time: Sensu Sensu is straightforward to deploy if you use Chef/Ansible/Puppet. It also supports running Nagios plugins which is pre
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by pwelch 10y ago
And Jrnl which is one I use on a daily basis. http://jrnl.sh
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by pwelch 10y ago
There's also tmate which makes it easy to share a tmux session over ssh. Not sure if there is something similar for screen.

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