suprememoocow

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by suprememoocow 8y ago
> There is a cookie setting you can use to get some features early on GitLab.com but I can't find a link right now. Andrew from the Infrastructure team at GitLab here: non-team members are welcome to use our canary service, provided
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Moving from Azure to Google Cloud Platform(about.gitlab.com)
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by suprememoocow 9y ago
Repo tree rendering is a known issue that we're currently looking into: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/merge_requests/14680 We hope to make improvements in this area soon. Hopefully you'll
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by suprememoocow 9y ago
I'm the Gitaly Lead at GitLab. Gitaly is a GitLab project to move all the git operations out of the GitLab Ruby monolith into a Git RPC service. https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitaly/ We're hoping to comp
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by suprememoocow 9y ago
I'm totally open to that. I'm not going to be changing anything around the suggestions any time soon, but who should I get in touch with when I do?
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by suprememoocow 9y ago
All public rooms are archived and searchable: https://gitter.im/gitterHQ/gitter/archives/all https://gitter.im/gitterHQ/gitter/archives/2017/06/14 I agree that chat i
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by suprememoocow 9y ago
We currently use docker-compose for the development environment. I'm currently simplifying this to allow developers to get started with minimal effort: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitter/webapp/blob&#x2
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by suprememoocow 9y ago
We update on a batch[1] fairly infrequently (daily iirc). We don't need exact room membership since the results are aggregated. > If the application crashes everyone would be kicked out of the channels anyway no No, Gitter's ro
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by suprememoocow 9y ago
Glad to hear and thank you very much!
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by suprememoocow 9y ago
We haven't done much benchmarking at that end of the scale, but I can't think of any reason why you wouldn't be able to run it on a single server.
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by suprememoocow 9y ago
The big problem with the way we use neo4j is around huge rooms with ~100K users. The number of possible rooms that neo4j has to traverse (even a shallow traversal) for a user in a big room is huge. Thanks for your recommendations. I'll
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by suprememoocow 9y ago
Gitter co-founder here: we use neo4j for suggesting rooms. So, if you're in room A and room B, and most people in those two rooms are also in room C, then we suggest that you join room C. As I mentioned elsewhere, we also use some non-
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by suprememoocow 9y ago
From the project page, choose Repository | Charts. Beware though, it's pretty slow right now. It might be quicker to just look at a screenshot of it instead http://imgur.com/a/qBGVf For reference: JavaScript
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by suprememoocow 9y ago
Fair enough: this is exactly what we've moved to on Gitter on Gitter since open-sourcing the product.
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by suprememoocow 9y ago
(Gitter Co-founder here) Unfortunately our neo4j setup as it stands really doesn't scale. At an application-level we're built error-handling to gracefully handle the frequent outages we experience running it. These are probably ou
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by suprememoocow 9y ago
Thank you :)
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by suprememoocow 9y ago
We use Ansible / packer & terraform. Open sourcing this repo will be fairly complicated but it may make more sense for us to publish a k8s helm chart or more complete, production-ready docker-compose.yml
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by suprememoocow 9y ago
We have a docker-compose.yml for development environments and I'm currently in the process of simplifying this[1] so that Docker for Mac/Windows will be able to spin up an environment with little effort. We use ansible for provisi
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by suprememoocow 9y ago
Andrew, co-founder of Gitter here. Removing secrets was a lot of work - more than I expected - while we open-sourced the product. I agree with your sentiment though. Handling secrets in a codebase is not something that it currently easy or
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by suprememoocow 9y ago
Hi, co-founder of Gitter here. Gitter is not intended to be a replacement for Mattermost, Slack or other team collaboration tools. We see Gitter as a community instead. As such, we're not expecting to see a huge uptake of on-site insta
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by suprememoocow 10y ago
Additionally, would love to hear your feedback on what you think we could change in Gitter to make privacy easier and less frictionless.
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by suprememoocow 10y ago
Sandeep, it's interesting that you view it that way, but it was never our intention to deliberately make privacy hard. When creating a new room, you can choose to make it public, private and optionally allow anyone from your GitHub org
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by suprememoocow 10y ago
Depending on the availability of a Bayeux client for Golang, it looks like something that could be integrated quite easily.
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by suprememoocow 10y ago
Gitter has been working on a content system called Topics. https://gitter.im/gitterHQ/topics . It's still in Beta, but Q&A and structured content is definitely something that - in addition to chat - we think is
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by suprememoocow 10y ago
Thank you Dangeranger! FreeCodeCamp is an incredible community and we've been glad to be able to support them in doing the amazing work that they're doing. Hopefully this announcement will help them go from strength to strength!
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by suprememoocow 10y ago
Gitter uses a proprietary websocket protocol built on top of the Bayeux protocol: https://docs.cometd.org/current/reference/ More details can be found on the developer site: https://developer.gitter.im&
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by suprememoocow 11y ago
It's a completely unscientific method, but searching through one of our large applications (`npm ls|wc -l` -> ~2000 dependencies), the only modules I can find using `uv_queue_work` are: * kerberos, unused (dependency of mongodb) * p
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by suprememoocow 13y ago
Thanks for all the brilliant support Pavan! In fact, Gitter uses Pavan's excellent Octonode library ( https://github.com/pksunkara/octonode ) for all it's communications with Github.
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by suprememoocow 13y ago
Hi, this is Andrew from Gitter. And we completely understand. We're waiting on Github to update their OAuth scopes, and we understand that they're working on it. If you're not comfortable with the OAuth permissions Gitter req
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by suprememoocow 13y ago
Hi, this is Andrew from Gitter. If you're not comfortable with the OAuth permissions Gitter requires, you're welcome to try it's sister product, Troupe https://trou.pe . It's got most of the same features, but

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