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by x0rg 8mo ago
Wow that's great, I'm definitely going to try it. This guy knows what he is doing.
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by x0rg 4y ago
This all makes sense to me, thanks for the comment. I am aware of the --command option, but I didn't manage to do everything I wanted with it, but honestly that was a while ago. I was discouraged by people telling me that this wasn&#x2
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by x0rg 4y ago
I run nix in a vm all the time. The point of this project seems to be to avoid this approach and use local dev natively, which would be a godsend. I am pointing out that there are a bunch of things that are not really supported or ideal wit
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by x0rg 4y ago
I have been using nix myself quite a lot, but mostly in already isolated environments, both a vm and GitHub codespaces.
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by x0rg 4y ago
Yeah I know, my whole comment was about nix-shell and about this project posted here, not generally on nix.
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by x0rg 4y ago
This is shelling out to nix-shell ( https://github.com/jetpack-io/devbox/blob/97c19c370287e203bb... ) which means that it will only support bash AFAIK. I've seen a lot of discussions around using nix-shell
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by x0rg 4y ago
Do you have a more real world example of a darwin-configuration.nix? I want to see how this looks like and maybe hear about experiences with it longer term.
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by x0rg 8y ago
I can tell you my story: I tried for years to stay in Italy and work there (it's my home country). As a software engineer I had to work 70 hours per week with no way to get a decent job for a salary between 20-30k euros (gross). When I
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by x0rg 8y ago
Disclaimer: this is all AWS related as this is the cloud I'm using. I haven't tried Google Cloud Functions or the Azure equivalent. I've been working with Lambda a lot more lately and it is not so bad... but also not great. I
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by x0rg 9y ago
But does it still make sense to have conferences so big? re:invent is so big it is extremely hard to actually attend sessions and there are logistics problems like sessions being in different far away locations. Small conferences seems usua
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by x0rg 9y ago
True, it is not too much of a sales pitch, but still something that really can't be seen as impartial, for natural reasons (it comes from the company behind Mesos) and it looses a bit of clarity (Java doesn't equal legacy, you can
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by x0rg 9y ago
Those kind of articles are not so useful, Mesosphere is the company behind DC/OS and Mesos and they have all the interest in the world to say that Mesos is the best. Things like "... are willing to get your hands dirty integrating
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by x0rg 10y ago
I was wondering how to make this automated through some sort of pipeline that needs a human to click "go on with the next X % of the rollout and how I would do it with kubectl without too much pain.
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by x0rg 10y ago
I'll definitely do it, too bad for the 50 nodes limitation that can't fit my use case.
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by x0rg 10y ago
Plus, kube-aws doeesn't really allow of easy maintenance of the cluster (i.e. cluster updates) as far as I know.
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by x0rg 10y ago
Is there a way to do this properly in AWS without nginx? It would also be great to have features to switch only percentage of the traffic to an app when doing blue/green deployments.
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by x0rg 10y ago
Great stuff, happy to see this, especially the part that concerns the setup of the cluster, but still too much in early stages. Currently I'm learning a lot on how to get started on AWS and it is still a bit too painful... after using
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by x0rg 10y ago
We ( https://tech.zalando.com ) also made some work to use Helm to deploy Patroni ( https://github.com/zalando/patroni ), our solution HA PostgreSQL. We have a PR open, if you want to have a look: https:/
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by x0rg 10y ago
I hope the future of cloud will really be managed OSS as service. Google is doing a great job with Kubernetes and GKE and I hope the other providers will understand that. Microsoft is on the right way with DCOS as service, Amazon is just no
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by x0rg 10y ago
In zappr ( https://github.com/zalando/zappr ) you can, check it out. An example: https://github.com/zalando/zappr/blob/master/.zappr-example.... .
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by x0rg 10y ago
Another tool is https://github.com/zalando/zappr . We built this and we are currently quite happy with it and open to suggestions, issues, PRs.
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by x0rg 10y ago
For those interested in a comparison between Spark and Flink, a recent article from our blog here: https://tech.zalando.com/blog/apache-showdown-flink-vs.-spar...
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by x0rg 10y ago
Great, the docs are a bit bad for that, I'll have a look at the code :-)
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by x0rg 10y ago
Sure, even though having multiple schedulers support (for different type of workloads) would be great to increase the cluster utilization, which is one selling point of such systems. I understand that Kubernetes is developed in the open an
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by x0rg 11y ago
Isn't Netflix using Mesos (see http://techblog.netflix.com/2015/08/fenzo-oss-scheduler-for-... )? I don't understand what role it plays here.
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by x0rg 11y ago
I'm living this nightmare. If people thinks that renting here is easy they're just wrong. Laws are just trying to fix a situation that is about to get much worse.
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by x0rg 11y ago
For yosemite, I have a macbook pro that came with the OS and another macbook pro (nearly identical) upgraded from mavericks. No significant differences. I don't see why it should be like that this time and I would love to read a techni
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by x0rg 11y ago
Wait, feeling that this update is better is OK, but I don't really understand how formatting could improve thing is such a significant way.
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by x0rg 11y ago
I did something similar, the worst part is that my employer never understood how crazy it was to work 70 hrs/week. Really, I tried very hard and with a lot of honesty to explain it, but I couldn't stop this.
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by x0rg 11y ago
What do you mean by "minor performance hit"? Could you provide some data?

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