sandspit

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by sandspit 2y ago
There are some people who have done things like this. I think the problem it runs into its just a very specific way to do the thing and any engineer with any experience is going to have their own set of preferences. Its going to end up feel
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Ask HN: Does anyone use Terraform to deploy Kubernetes services in a large org?
10 points by sandspit 4y ago|5 comments
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by sandspit 4y ago
Another one: git-town https://www.git-town.com/
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by sandspit 4y ago
There are two great saas solutions for this - mergify.io and mergequeue.com.
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by sandspit 6y ago
Using Roam Research?
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by sandspit 6y ago
If you don't want to mess with setup etc check out https://get.display.land/ which will let you download and do whatever you want with the resulting models.
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Apache BookKeeper 4.5.0 released(bookkeeper.apache.org)
9 points by sandspit 9y ago|0 comments
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by sandspit 9y ago
Flavio discusses what we mean when we say exactly once, breaks down the relationship between FLP, distributed consensus, and exactly once, and debunks the notion that we can't have exactly once (as commonly understood) because of FLP.
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No consensus in exactly-once(fpj.me)
4 points by sandspit 9y ago|1 comments
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A Technical Review of Kafka and DistributedLog(distributedlog.incubator.apache.org)
5 points by sandspit 10y ago|0 comments
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by sandspit 10y ago
Scribe is a log aggregation system, it doesn't really do topics/streams or have a good durability/streaming performance story. Its mostly used for aggregating data into a log storage system like DL, or Kafka, or into HDFS.
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by sandspit 10y ago
> Could the service have committed more messages than it acknowledged? Yes of course. It may have committed records but not had time to to ACK success. > Or many less than I've sent? Yes again. However it will NEVER ACK success f
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by sandspit 13y ago
Rainbow's End by Vernor Vinge explores this idea and where it takes us in 20 years. The book is set in a pre-singularity world where technological progress in every field is tethered to advances in computing power, and new fields emerg