jlu

A Dropbox folder full of markdown files with some custom syntax for quick jotting down ideas and knowledge, worked great for the past couple of years.

Sounds like kappa architecture is something that will fit your request.

http://milinda.pathirage.org/kappa-architecture.com/

FYI, that paper was from 1983, CRDT was introduced 2007, conceptually they share the same idea, but most modern CRDT implementations tends to use Lamport timestamp to causally solve conflicts.

In short, antidote looks like a decent solution to this kind of problems.

This interestingly contradict with most fat burning theories circulating around for the past decades, wondering how true is it?

Understood! I'm desparately needing nvidia GPU on laptop for some on the go deep learning works...

out of curioity, which laptop did you get to run Linux?

Thanks for the details, just wondering is the implementation mentioned here available to review somewhere? Is it included in the realm core repo?

@karb: mind if I shoot some questions about the "decipher” all music into I, II, III, IV, V" part in email? Thanks.

wanna know++

Does it handle conflict resolution, ike when two people modified the same field at almost the same time?

@rryan mind sharing methods other than char-RNN? Thanks!

Thanks, reading through it now!

It would be nice but as a absolute rookie in this space I think it will take a while before that happens :)

Me need one too, thx :)

jlu@twmug.com

Sounds great, will check out the documentation and try to hook it into our CD system, thanks for the update.

Does it support zero downtime deployment?

Just use redux, you won't regret it.

https://github.com/rackt/redux

Also have a look at metalsmith-react:

https://github.com/coodoo/metalsmith-reactjs

Redux does exactly that with react, highly recommended.

https://github.com/gaearon/redux

and of course don't miss out cycle-react, which is based on rxjs and cycle.

Thanks @theod, will definitely check that out!

Yep, machine/compose/swarm are great tools from Docker and I'm already using it, but compose is more of a "dev" tool so it restarts all containers with every new deploy.

What I'm looking for is a robust and systematic zero-downtime approach to update some of the containers (say in a loadBalancer → web servers → db architecture).

Thanks brianwawok, I'm currently experimenting with #1, switching between two batches of docker containers with a bunch of script, but am curious about is there more robust approaches to this? What are people using professionally in real world?

Thanks for the feedbacks, more details here.

In a multi-container app based on docker with cross-container communication, as structured below:

load balancer → app servers * n → db * 2

How does one deploy new code to the app servers without any downtime?

I'm looking for any docker-based solutions, toolkits or simply tips and tricks, thanks!

Not to hijack the thread, just wondering anyone has experience with zero-downtime deployment of multi-container app with cross-container communication?

Have a look at redux, it showcased both creative approaches and solid examples with ES6/7 features.

https://github.com/gaearon/redux/tree/master/examples/todomv...

That's great, thanks for pointing in the right direction, and great job btw!

Is the recording and playback of course content part open sourced somewhere?

You are not.

and also http://visual-marks.com?