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It thinks that Apple 17 Pro has 12GB of memory (instead of 128).

“A significant increase from the 8GB in the iPhone 16 Pro, the 12GB of RAM is designed to handle more intensive tasks”

Very astute observation, something which resonates strongly with my experience as well.

At some point we should transition from microservices nomenclature to just services to illustrate the true nature of these entities.

I tried out this feature in the Basic tier, but my I see downtime during the scaling up of the instance.

I opened a psql console and ran "BEGIN; SELECT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP; SELECT pg_sleep(200); SELECT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP; COMMIT;"

I see the error "server closed the connection unexpectedly"

The landing page says "With Azure Database for PostgreSQL, you can scale the performance of your database with no application downtime". I don't see an option to scale the Postgres database in my Azure Portal.

Is this feature not available yet?

The pricing is listed here: https://cloud.google.com/sql/docs/postgres/pricing#pg-pricin...

Sample monthly pricing:

db-f1-micro instance : $7.56 for compute;

10GB HDD : $0.9 for storage;

No network cost if the database instance is talking to a GCE VM in the same region;

Disclaimer: I work on Google Cloud SQL

They have the same problem on Docker Hub. Opened an issue a few months ago here : https://github.com/docker/hub-feedback/issues/110

Docker Compose moved to Go a few months ago.

I am not a vim user and I've been using IntelliJ IDEA to code in GoLang for about an year now and I find it extremely powerful. It is powered using the GoLang IntelliJ plugin : https://github.com/go-lang-plugin-org/go-lang-idea-plugin

It provides : 1) Error Highlighting, 2) Auto Completion, 3) Click-to-Navigate, 4) Auto Formatting, 5) Auto Importing, among other features.

Addepar is hiring a Security Engineer. On-Site only in Mountain View, CA

This engineer will be responsible for reviewing our current code and future code, suggesting improvements to ensure that we are using secure engineering best practices, implementing security mechanisms in our software, finding security bugs and potentially fixing security bugs that have been discovered. If you review code through the eyes of a hacker and have a passion for building with a security bent, we’d love to tell you more!

Here is the job listing : https://jobs.lever.co/addepar/7d09481c-d1f4-4271-a385-95f0e9...

What are some of the existing tools/solutions which people use for managing secrets in a production environment?