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Re:Autoscaling for Digital Ocean?
on Friday April 15, 2016 @08:21AM (#11503695)
Everything you need is there. Floating IP's to do HA at the front. Use something like HA proxy and monitor whatever it is you need such as response time from the backends. Once that passes a limit call a script to poke the API and provision you a new node. You could use something like Ansible to provision the node and then place it in to load balance.
Re:Un-spoken complexity of NoSQL
on Friday April 08, 2016 @06:35PM (#11458633)
Resubmitted = https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11458621
Un-spoken complexity of NoSQL
Re:Un-spoken complexity of NoSQL
on Friday April 08, 2016 @06:21PM (#11458557)
Thanks for the heads up. We just remove includeSubDomains from the HSTS to get blog. so I think that's the issue.
Un-spoken complexity of NoSQL
WOW! This is a great way to put it. Well done.
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Re:Pjuu – A social network with a focus on running it yourself
on Wednesday February 03, 2016 @05:03PM (#11030156)
Thanks. We thought this and are trying to work out what needs changing. Will add some details.
Pjuu – A social network with a focus on running it yourself
Re:Is the AGPL best for a federated social network?
on Tuesday June 02, 2015 @11:11AM (#9646340)
Thanks Mark. I was thinking that because I would like the whole point to be that you can deploy it anywhere and if you would like to enable the federation (when we get round to writing it). Is their a license you would suggest?
Is the AGPL best for a federated social network?
I have a small social network that I am working on for friends that I want to turn in to something federated. I've been giving this a bit of thought over the last few month and was wondering what every ones opinions is on licensing. It is released under the AGPL at the moment but I have this itching feeling that it's not open enough for it to work. Has anyone given this any thought?