spoonfoe

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by spoonfoe 7y ago
I believe you can skip logstash now and have filebeat go directly to your elastic search indexer. This simplified the ELK stack setup a whole bunch.
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by spoonfoe 7y ago
This. We've got a couple of these kinds of applications where I work. All built on RabbitMq / MassTransit. Without smart logging it would be real frustrating to track down issues. You could put breakpoints everywhere locally, bu
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by spoonfoe 11y ago
Hey neighbor, just relocated from Houston to Greenville. There wasn't as much disparity between cost of living the west coasters have, but not living in a giant parking has been great for myself and my family. No regrets. Thanks for s
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by spoonfoe 11y ago
I saw these guys at Velocity in NY this year. Pretty impressive product. I felt like the query language they built was easier to work with than setting up queries and filters in elasticsearch's api. Really interesting to hear about t
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by spoonfoe 12y ago
This is awesome.
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by spoonfoe 14y ago
Agreed, this was a very good demonstration.
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by spoonfoe 14y ago
As someone looking to move to the Greenville area I was interested in this, as a programmer / technology enthusiast I'm confused as to why it's here...
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by spoonfoe 14y ago
C# / Asp.net pays my bills, but I've been playing with node.js lately. Just to kind of see what the hubbub was. I took Ryan Dahl's chat room demo and added a database for validating users & message logging. I've added a couple command
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by spoonfoe 15y ago
The snarky answer is textmate / submlime 2 / vim. I'm no rails guru, but I have but together quite a few professional CMS's and use it almost exclusively for homebrew projects, and I've never felt like I needed a heavyweight IDE.