thedevopsguy

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by thedevopsguy 6y ago
I find it interesting that many people seem to conflate the complexity of managing infrastructure and services with K8s. K8s is complex because managing distributed services is. Not using it doesn't mean it goes away. The complexity mi
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by thedevopsguy 6y ago
Your standards aren't too high but I think you must realise that this is a cultural problem with little hope of changing. Even if the push comes from the CTO, it will take years for change to happen, it will require new hires and bring
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by thedevopsguy 6y ago
I'm referring to having the same testing, deployment,packaging,versioning policies etc being consistently applied across projects within the same repository not deploying, testing and releasing together. It's the drift and inconsi
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by thedevopsguy 6y ago
Without knowing more about their architecture it is difficult to comment beyond the conclusion Alexandra Noonan came to, stated at the beginning of the article. It looks like to me that the architectural assumptions were changing too quickl
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by thedevopsguy 8y ago
I've been an early adopter of docker. Used Compose when it was still called Fig, used and deployed kubernetes beta up to version 1 for in-house PAAS/heroku like environment. Must say I do miss those days when K8s was an idea that
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by thedevopsguy 9y ago
Kubernetes by itself may be daunting for most teams. But I'm not sure I understand the backlash. Once you've built your application and it's been packaged (containerized) and deployed why would anyone care how its run. Also
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by thedevopsguy 9y ago
My comment wasn't too clear. I'm not talking about just running docker cli on Windows or using windows 10 containers. Am yet to see a coherent story on how to write say a Java application containerize it, deploy it on Windows and
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by thedevopsguy 9y ago
Hadn't thought of it from this angle. Docker's only chance of survival is to have a cross platform container. Something that works on Windows and Linux. Perhaps Docker's only play is to fold into Microsoft to achieve a cross
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by thedevopsguy 9y ago
It's all about Openshift. Redhat developers have actively contributed to Kubernetes for about two years now. Now they'll own the entire stack and have a great integration story for enterprises. Even though containers have been aro
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by thedevopsguy 11y ago
The docker ecosystem is hard to follow. Like you've just mentioned there are multiple solution to each problem. Docker based solutions for orchestration(Swarm), storage (v1.9) and networking (v1.9) overlap with the offerings from Kuber
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by thedevopsguy 11y ago
Hi Ctex, It's neat that beluga is written predominantly in bash but it's also difficult to see what Beluga actually does. Right now it looks like it sets up an environment for a docker compose app to run. Similar to docker machine
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by thedevopsguy 11y ago
Wasn't aware of their move. A microservices architecture then makes the technical conversation about the service, it's latency, performance rather than implementation details. Is it such a bad thing to have many different language
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by thedevopsguy 11y ago
Or move everything to a microservices architecture and use the best suited language for each subsystem. It would force both camps to engineer for composability and open service apis. My tupence.
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by thedevopsguy 11y ago
Log analytics is a big topic so I'll hit the main points. The approach you take to logging depends on the analysis you want to do after the log event has been recorded. The value of the logs diminishes rapidly as the age of the events
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by thedevopsguy 12y ago
Missed the extra 9. Read and re-read. sincerely thought he called two identical categories rare and very rare. Long day thanks.
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by thedevopsguy 12y ago
My brain is shutting down and I can't parse this phrase. [1] "If you lack an antigen that 99 per cent of people in the world are positive for, then your blood is considered rare." [2] "If you lack one that 99.99 per cent
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by thedevopsguy 12y ago
There is some confusion around the article and it may be because of the way it is written. but here's a brief summary. Hope this helps to clarify: * The theory/hypothesis is not saying avoid pronouns. * It's about relative fr
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by thedevopsguy 12y ago
According to Pennebaker status is negotiated at the beginning of a new interaction when the perceived status of the participants is unclear. The frequency of the filler words mark the status/role that has been adopted by the participan
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by thedevopsguy 12y ago
Haven't seen flats sell as quickly as they are now. Living a 3 minute walk from Liverpool Street station and the flat I wa renting sold by the second viewing. It was on the market for three days but things are cooling off.
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by thedevopsguy 12y ago
When I first starting working with docker I'd use the docker inspect $CONTAINER | grep -i VAR pattern alot until I discovered that you can do use the container name and do go with: docker inspect --format '{{ .Netwo
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by thedevopsguy 12y ago
Ecstasy and water poisoning are related. Ecstasy makes users extremely thirsty. Water poisoning related deaths at raves have been reported. About 6 L is enough to put a lot of people in a very dangerous place.
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Exploring docker container resource monitoring(blog.logscape.com)
2 points by thedevopsguy 12y ago|0 comments
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by thedevopsguy 12y ago
Using a log shipper is probably the best workaround in this scenario 1.) logrotate at the end of the day 2.) have your logshipper watch docker log folder for each container 3) Log shipper ( or collector) ships files as they are updated to
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by thedevopsguy 12y ago
Remember this book too. It's a classic text in AI. I think what they were trying to say in the intro is that the approach has a significant effect on how much effort is wasted. The engineering effort required to get a plane of the grou
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by thedevopsguy 12y ago
Elastic Search make their money from Enterprise support licenses. There are so many ways of installing it , scaling and optimizing depending on application. Don't forget the training around. You have IBs like Goldman Sachs using it for
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by thedevopsguy 12y ago
Didn't games like Duke Nukem 3d, post-Doom, Wolf games use what was called a scanline algorithm? Drawing the lines in the players FOV as you just stated and then using a clipping algorithm to keep unwanted information out. I think rayc
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by thedevopsguy 12y ago
As humans we primarily make time for what we really, really want to do over what we should. Before getting angry at someone for being late take a step back and assess the situation objectively. The person may have been late because they pr
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Visualizing Collectd System Performance Metrics(blog.logscape.com)
1 points by thedevopsguy 12y ago|0 comments