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Neat!

What about GCP? can my agents deploy to my GCP account using Neptune?

The approach we have taken is to create independent clusters with a common LoadBalancer.

Basically, the LB decides which kubernetes cluster will serve your request and once you're in a k8s cluster, you stay there.

You don't have the control-plane that the federation provides and a bit of overhead managing clusters independently, but we have automated the majority of the process. On the other hand, debugging is way easier and we don't suffer from weird latencies between clusters (weird because sometimes a request will go to a different cluster without any apparent reason <-- I'm sure there's one, but none that you could see/expect, hence debugging).

My people's time is more important than your complex system.

Yep, the fact that you cannot install a skill from Alexa is a huge barrier. I'm not saying it's difficult, but users are not aware of how to do it.

Google wasn’t concerned about your websites at all. It was more concerned about its own product performance

Why I'm not surprised?

don't think they can. Telcos are not going to say "we raise the price because roaming" so, even if we all know, they will walk away.

I'm sure their lawyers made sure they could do it... sadly.

No, the rule says that you can use abroad what you've been using "at home" on a regular basis.

I don't want to jump into cause/effect but perhaps the fact that he didn't read the article and made those comments are somehow related...

But they have been... for years! We've been creating fat jars to deploy services for a while already.

First Dropwizard and then Spring boot has been leading the way. But Micro is not about building a microservice, is about building a microservice ecosystem.

Helm is getting better very quickly, they've just released v2.1.0 which allows you to define your own Helm plugins!

of course, how we parents didn't think of that before!

We agree that government is not the right way of solving this issue, but it's incredibly easy to have images to show up that are far from appropriate for children... or that you would share at the table

nobody says you have to upgrade...

You see, people would have traded happily all those improvements for only this one:

"It is super fast!"

In this case, you can blame the software without any doubt

Not only the website, all the github pages sites were down also

One word: Clippy

For personal use it's a total over kill...

It seems to be a project for building and deploying kubernetes clusters.

Looking at the code, only GCE is supported.

As the others have mentioned, documentation is not great.

thought the same!

Pricing seems a bit Atlassian: almost free if you're small, very expensive if you are not.

I think you're extremely kind saying "far from being ready for primetime". Let's face it, as a phone is pretty useless.

As a hacking mobile platform... it's a nice toy :)

Well, that's what DevOps do, right? it's not about all teh bullshit you read on the Internet, it's about making AWSome tools like this one.

I would not describe it as a "creative workaround"...

"Get two leaked copies" Not sure I understand this.

Is it not the same that uses OpenStack? I can see a lot of potential with containers + efs

You have to design you applications bearing in mind where do they run (AWS, baremetal...) and now, you have to design your applications bearing in mind the "Datacenter OS", which is fine, but adapting solutions to new ways of doing takes time.

To me, unless you have a big park of machines, these systems are a total overkill... but I guess that time will say.

Advertise bidders have a timeout of 200ms, so if your ads are going to need 200ms at least, your page is going to tae longer than that.

I know, I was talking about having a simple ui where you check check check and "pom" you have the libraries that you want.

Edit: The ui generates the dependencies for your pom. I know how maven works, and it's a pain to copy all those xml snippets in your pom.

that's exactly what I thought. What I would like is something like those JS frameworks where you can choose what you want and generate the lib that suits your needs.

Customisation over configuration.

Exactly!!!

Encrypting user data should be a common practice like hashing passwords.

"Running a successful company depends on knowing which way the wind is blowing and adapt accordingly."

So.True!

Well, that's the whole point of "Unlimited", right? I mean, it's not the same "X GB/TB of Data" than "Unlimited".

If you go for "Unlimited" it has to be really unlimited, otherwise you're lying.