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Re:Ways to shoot yourself in the foot with Redis on Friday August 11, 2023 @06:44PM (#37094946)
nope!
Re:Ways to shoot yourself in the foot with Redis on Saturday July 29, 2023 @11:05PM (#36927403)
Memory is maybe 50% full. We are totally over provisioned. We actually just downsized and it didn’t impact anything.

We do expire but we don’t think we have a thundering herd problem with them all happening at the same time.

Re:Ways to shoot yourself in the foot with Redis on Saturday July 29, 2023 @09:19PM (#36926700)
Running from the client side says that the config command doesn’t exist. Not sure how to run from the server side on elasticache.
Re:Ways to shoot yourself in the foot with Redis on Saturday July 29, 2023 @06:05PM (#36925182)
We also pool our clients heavily. Maybe we could reduce the new connections to zero to test.
Re:Ways to shoot yourself in the foot with Redis on Saturday July 29, 2023 @05:47PM (#36925016)
Hmm. We have super low CPU utilization- something like 9%. This is also across 10+ different clusters.
Re:Ways to shoot yourself in the foot with Redis on Saturday July 29, 2023 @04:34PM (#36924270)
My understanding is elasticache does not let you turn them off.
Re:Ways to shoot yourself in the foot with Redis on Saturday July 29, 2023 @03:51PM (#36923888)
Has anyone seen max (p100) client latencies of 300 to 400ms but totally normal p99? We see this across almost all our redis clusters on elasticache and have no idea why. CPU usage is tiny. Slowlog shows nothing.
I will shamelessly plug my personal contribution to outlandish toilet-related HCI papers!

https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/2468356.2468738

Re:PostgreSQL 11.3 and 10.8 on Thursday May 09, 2019 @10:52AM (#19868816)
this is a huge issue for us and I'm extremely unhappy this was not clear in the docs
Re:What Founders Ask Founders About Getting into Y Combinator on Friday September 30, 2016 @07:34PM (#12615850)
Oh wow that's awesome. Thanks! Will send an email.
Re:What Founders Ask Founders About Getting into Y Combinator on Friday September 30, 2016 @07:23PM (#12615818)
Will you read over my application? Would love feedback!
Can anyone answer why they use both Spark and Hadoop (and storm)?
Re:Ask HN: Good throw-away email service? on Friday April 29, 2016 @07:09PM (#11599325)
I'd love to ask you a couple questions about what you're looking to block. Would you jump on a quick call?
Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2014) on Saturday November 01, 2014 @09:51PM (#8545306)
Skilledup Academy (New York)- Senior Ruby Developer

TL;DR:

We’re looking for a Senior Ruby Developer to help us build a mentored online education platform to get people their first job in a new career. You are a coder, a system designer, and a mentor. More than that, the Senior Ruby Developer is a crucial, respected contributor to a startup team that is playing to win. Our code is pristine. We are nice.

We are looking for 2+ years of professional rails experience. Our website is at academy.skilledup.com.

Our Beliefs:

§ Education changes the world: We're an education company at heart. We care about the growth of our learners and our employees. We have investment days on Fridays to research the competition, learn new skills, and do things that get us closer to our vision.

§ Sustainable Code: We practice BDD. Our code is pristine and we're proud of the work we produce. We have over 95% test coverage, but we focus on writing the right kinds of tests.

§ Lean: We don't build things we don't need. We iterate quickly on what we learn.

§ Cross-Functional Teams: Our team is composed of generalists. There is no "wall" to throw things over. We aren’t fans of the "assembly line" model of development.

§ Flat Organization: We believe good ideas come from anyone in the crowd. In that sense, we are a flat organization.

§ Design First: We really care about UX and design, and bring 3 to 5 users in every week for user testing so that we stay close to our users. We first design wide, then design deep.

Tools include: Ruby on Rails, Postgres, Heroku, RSpec, Factory Girl, CoffeeScript, Konacha & Mocha, Trello, GitHub, git rebase -i, CodeClimate, Gemnasium, and CircleCI.

Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2014) on Friday August 01, 2014 @12:23PM (#8121105)
Senior Ruby/Javascript Engineer - New York, NY -SkilledUp Academy

=========================================================================================================== Our Mission

SkilledUp Academy is changing the way that people learn skills online. Over 44% of college graduates work in jobs that don't require a college degree, but employers still can't find quality talent. We introduce the human element into real-world, skills-based online education. Students complete rigorous curriculums created by our partner companies that focus on teaching the skills that employers need. Our industry-based mentors ensure that students receive the support that they need to learn.

Our Story

We were born out of two acquired startups and still retain the culture and practices of a lean / agile startup, but have all the resources and benefits of a public company (our parent company, Apollo Education Group, made over 3.5 billion in revenue last year). We’re a young company looking for people looking to help shape our culture.

Our Team

We’re a diverse team made of: - A Bonnaroo Guitarist - The world’s preeminent scholar on Toilet Based Social Networks - A philosopher king with a sweet spot for ice cream

Our engineers write pristine, well-tested code. We pride ourselves in developer happiness. SkilledUp uses a pull request based workflow, continuous integration. We think Ruby on Rails, Trello, Github, and Heroku are the best tools. We have continuous investment days, where we only focus on learning new skills.

If you are interested in learning more and want to talk to an engineer, send an email to [email protected]

Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2014) on Tuesday July 01, 2014 @09:19AM (#7970417)
Senior Ruby/Javascript Engineer - SkilledUp Academy

New York, NY

Our Mission

SkilledUp Academy is changing the way that people learn skills online. Over 44% of college graduates work in jobs that don't require a college degree, but employers still can't find quality talent. We introduce the human element into real-world, skills-based online education. Students complete rigorous curriculums created by our partner companies that focus on teaching the skills that employers need. Our industry-based mentors ensure that students receive the support that they need to learn.

Our Story

We were born out of two acquired startups and still retain the culture and practices of a lean / agile startup, but have all the resources and benefits of a public company (our parent company, Apollo Education Group, made over 3.5 billion in revenue last year). We’re a young company looking for people looking to help shape our culture.

Our Team

We’re a diverse team made of:

- A Bonnaroo Guitarist

- The world’s preeminent scholar on Toilet Based Social Networks

- A philosopher king with a sweet spot for ice cream

Our engineers write pristine, well-tested code. We pride ourselves in developer happiness. SkilledUp uses a pull request based workflow, continuous integration. We think Ruby on Rails, Trello, Github, and Heroku are the best tools. We have continuous investment days, where we only focus on learning new skills.

If you are interested in learning more and want to talk to an engineer, send an email to [email protected]

Re:Sorry devs, Twitter Bootstrap isn't a "skill" on Thursday April 03, 2014 @03:29PM (#7525561)
Have you considered that customizing Twitter Bootstrap without rewriting the entire framework is a skill?
Re:Ask YC (dang and kogir): How about some transparency? on Saturday March 29, 2014 @10:31PM (#7494913)
It might be interesting to expose the algorithm more (not saying the entire thing, but if auto penalties are applied which ones).
We're a DreamIt Ventures company-- you can find our bios on our other site: http://www.tradeup.io/team
Re:Ask HN: Remote Internship on Friday January 17, 2014 @02:32PM (#7077901)
I run ProjectXpresso. Thanks for the recommendation! We're throwing another event on Feb 1st and have official partners from EA games, Monetate, and MongoDB (some others are in the works) helping students learn about what its like to work there.

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