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Planning IPv6 on GCP(cloud.google.com)
3 points by uji 4y ago|0 comments
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IPv6 ULA Support in GCP(cloud.google.com)
28 points by uji 4y ago|5 comments
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by uji 4y ago
AWS/Amazon might be great for customers but it's a horrible place to work. Having worked in AWS for 3 years, almost all services are half baked, tech debt filled in all parts of the code. But hey, we never see any issue? It's
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by uji 4y ago
High Level Features: 1. VMs are dual-stack. 2. Subnets can have either GUA or ULA addressing along with IPv4. 3. Subnets are /64 and VMs get /96 address. 4. ULA addressing is useful for intra VPC traffic. 5. GUA addressing is usef
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ULA and external GUA IPv6 support on GCP(cloud.google.com)
3 points by uji 4y ago|1 comments
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GCP IPv6 Support(github.com)
3 points by uji 5y ago|0 comments
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by uji 5y ago
Looks like pretty good news. Have worked in AWS before. So AWS is very famous for making money using open source products without contributing upstream. One very good example is Amazon redis. Amazon figured out that redis asynchronous repli
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by uji 5y ago
It is already supported. https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/ip-addresses/configure...
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by uji 5y ago
yes. you can use /64 subnets to define your broader level firewall rules.
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GCP: Manage Firewall Hierarchically(cloud.google.com)
2 points by uji 6y ago|0 comments
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by uji 6y ago
This is very true. It doesn't lead to PIP always but whole amazonian culture makes it difficult for the person to stay in team/company. Writing COE is kind of admission of guilt and I have definitely seen promotions getting delaye
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by uji 6y ago
Have worked at AWS before, and I can attest to this. Whenever we had an outage, our director and senior manager would take a call on whether to update the dashboard or not. Having 'red' dashboard catches lot of eyes, so people res
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by uji 6y ago
ex-AWS employee here. I worked in one of the managed services (can't say which one because it might reveal my identity). In Managed services, instances are created in AWS VPC so employees have access to underlying VM. We have used that
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by uji 6y ago
Having worked at amazon for 3 years. I don't find it surprising. Amazon, in general, is known for not taking good care of its employees. My experience has been as SWE and its a well know fact of there that if you and your manager don&#
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by uji 6y ago
A better comparison would be between Azure and GCP, both of them provide office suite (SAAS) to customers. Google recently released its side of the numbers ( https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/inside-google-cloud&
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AWS gives open source the middle finger?(techcrunch.com)
332 points by uji 8y ago|282 comments
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by uji 8y ago
Related to https://twitter.com/thousandeyes/status/1062102171506765825
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by uji 8y ago
https://twitter.com/thousandeyes/status/1062102171506765825
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by uji 8y ago
Great to see google open sourcing its internal cpp libraries.
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by uji 8y ago
This totally sounds like it can happen at Amazon. I worked at Amazon for sometime and for the first time in my life, I saw a grown up man crying because his manager was relentlessly shouting on him. I have never seen this level of heated ar
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by uji 8y ago
Given that WA state doesn't have income tax. I am assuming it must be quite difficult to introduce city income tax. What exactly are the issues here?
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by uji 8y ago
Worked in an AWS team, and the biggest issue was constant fire-fighting and oncall/operational load. Code quality is really bad across all teams in AWS due to constant prioritization of features over stability. We use to get 20 pages a
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by uji 9y ago
It seems this service is targeted towards specific applications where write traffic is somewhat independent between 2 regions. However, you can shoot yourself in foot, if 2 regions are trying to update the same row, because of eventual cons
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by uji 9y ago
how many NICs can you attach to these?
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by uji 9y ago
I have observed the same. In my masters, Chinese friends were asked to join meetups and classes for improving english speaking. When I asked how they cleared Toefl( https://www.ets.org/toefl ), which is required along with GR
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by uji 9y ago
I don't agree with this article. Lets say a company was managing a mysql like database by themselves which would require a full time database maintainer doing all sorts of devops work. However, if company moves to AWS and starts using
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by uji 9y ago
This is certainly good for India. I predict, over time, cash-less transactions in India will increase, as more companies start investing in cashless transactions.
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by uji 9y ago
Is Amazon comfortable enough to create single point of failure. What if DDB goes down assuming they run same stack for both retail and AWS?
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by uji 9y ago
Terminal support? To be fair, sublime text is great and I use it sometimes, but if your job requires you to work over ssh then vim definitely beats all modern editors.
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by uji 9y ago
I agree with rothbardrand@ here, I recently moved from AWS. Amazon is very top-down where developers are heavily managed by their immediate managers (and thats why they need so many MBAs). Our team of 15 engineers had 4 managers, who would

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