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Take a look at Rebus https://github.com/rebus-org/Rebus

It died a few years ago. Now it's all ads.

You can still use cron if you want...

My old Macbook is 9 years old. It has no issues what so ever with browsing the web.

The customer must be running some truly ancient version of Mac OS for this story to be true.

It's "free". No additional cost.

VyOS?

Pretty sure Romero knows the license for his own game...

S3 is Simple Storage Service RDS is Relational Data Service EC2 is Elastic Compute Cloud

All of these make sense.

If you're gonna complain about names, at least pick the really sucky ones, like Athena, Snowball, etc.

Uh... https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/pgbench.html ?

That's what's being used...

Welcome to system operations (sysop). We've been doing this before devops was even a word.

"The person who fiddles with our stuff on AWS"

I've held multiple titles doing this. Titles doesn't matter, because nobody respects what the titles implies.

Money under the table.

Money under the table.

What do you think the high-end stuff from other vendors is?

No, it's not. Only 1642 people have Olin as their lastname.

No pricing information for the self-hosted version. Gonna pass on this. Why even bother reading shitloads of text for something I can't try?

Ah.... Hahah... Hahhahahahhahahahahahahahah.

No.

During the 1 year I ran CoreOS in production, updates were turned off, because they caused all sorts of issues.

They only reliable way of doing updates in CoreOS is to replace the machine and reconfiguring it. But then you need to automate joining etcd, which itself is a major pain in the ass.

I've been using a SnigelDesign Specialist Small for a couple of years now. Very high quality, insulated bottom, PALS webbing for adding more pouches.

Using it every day.

http://snigeldesign.nordicshops.com/product.html/small-speci...

x and i instances.

Per disk. You can attach multiple disks to a single EC2 node.

So, RAID multiple EBS volumes and you have a larger disk.

CQRS doesn't imply event sourcing. CQRS works fine with the standard RDBMS workflow.

Soo... How does this solve traffic that happens outside the encrypted network?

You do know that AWS AZs are different per customer? Your us-east-1a isn't the same as my us-east-1a.

Who would use this and why would they use it? On all the servers I have access to, I manage one key, my own key. Why would I need a "SSH Access and Key Management" system for a single key?

In the cases I use this setup, HAProxy won't fit, since I route based on URL values. I do have HAProxy in front of my nginx machines though.

I haven't seen this behaviour, got any proof of your claims?

Now he's removing and renaming the issues I created regarding this: https://github.com/svnpenn/sage/issues/5