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by tailhook 5y ago
Hurray!
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Vagga 0.7.0 released(medium.com)
2 points by tailhook 10y ago|0 comments
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by tailhook 11y ago
Yes. But that's on debian (IIRC) kernel, i.e. the patched one. On stock kernel it requires CONFIG_USER_NS setting enabled, and it just works.
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by tailhook 11y ago
vagga is built by vagga itself, so you can look at how to make musl rust here: https://github.com/tailhook/vagga/blob/master/vagga.yaml#L23... There is already a musl libc distributed with rust since 1.5
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by tailhook 11y ago
Do you have any links on the "dependency-graph dataflow system" that you are talking about? Sounds a little bit similar to what I'm trying to do, except at higher scale.
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by tailhook 11y ago
Well, I believe that it's almost impossible to make rust threads lightweight because every green thread needs a stack anyway. This may be fixed with some stuff like `async/await`. But let's talk about what's wrong with t
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Managing software dependencies with vagga(medium.com)
2 points by tailhook 12y ago|0 comments
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by tailhook 12y ago
Ah.. yeah, my English is not very good. I mean Mesos tries to be platform to build on top. Some common denominator for other solutions.
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Apache Mesos is not as reliable a we used to think(medium.com)
10 points by tailhook 12y ago|2 comments
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by tailhook 12y ago
Do you have a link for description of how it works in QNX?
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by tailhook 12y ago
Well, here is a good article: https://plus.google.com/+RipRowan/posts/eVeouesvaVX It seems that Amazon started using microservices in 2002. Do you think 12 years is not enough to learn on mistakes?
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by tailhook 12y ago
Sorry, English is not my native language. You can use "notes" in medium, to point me to the mistakes.
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by tailhook 12y ago
Probably yes, it's a problem of a baggage. If you would start clean, you need two things: 1. Support full threading and one of the memory models that allows it. To have an inspiration look at Clojure, Rust, Go, Erlang (probably I don&#
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by tailhook 12y ago
> Article suggests that a high performance framework is implemented > where notification of a unavailability will be propagated "before > real user tried to execute a request" (which would have 50% probability > of hap
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by tailhook 12y ago
Well, for many protocols it easy. I had written (a useful subset of) mysql protocol parser in a weekend. Sure, this is in Python, so reimplement it in C is much harder, still not years or so. Many protocols: mongodb, redis, memcached, beans