man5quid
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We hugged it a bit hard, anyone got a link to text?
Elastalert + Kibana + Slack is great if you use logstash/streamstash to aggregate logs internally. I also combine new relic and slack for incident management.
IntelliJ for Java, Vim+Tmux for everything else.
It only takes a kernel patch to gentoo for it to run linux!
Very neat, I used to use django + docker in production myself but we handled deployments via circleci. Essentially the build version would be published into consul and circle ci would handle the generation of a new build version from git. The only crappy part was docker tooling breaking our builds every other week. We relied on some homebuilt code that handled publishes to the docker registry and updating our consul cluster. That being said we never included the database in our deployment strategy and relied on it up and working 24/7. Also consul was a constant pain in the ass.
Yeah, the guys at bitfusion have a go application in there. They were based out of techstars
https://gist.github.com/tsmith512/2a369f897b84ec6949c4df0fa7...for those wondering what the actual differences were. Frankly it was a good move on the cities part. As a citizen I'm not sure. I relied on uber to get me around when I was feeling lazy. That being said I don't think running background checks through FBI and in-person face to face interviews for drivers are too much to ask. When the companies posed this false dichotomy it turned me off completely. Quite literally threatening the population with disastrous consequences and questionable statistics didn't sit well with me. Neither did the constant barrage of flyers hawking aforementioned stats.
Congratulations it's awesome to see the AMIs published.
I tried using Inconsolata but recently switched to Anonymice pro.
I have been using this in production for a few weeks now and I quite like it. A real improvement over most of the CLI interfaces I have even with my expanded and frankly bloated .psqlrc.