If you've never listened to the History of Rome podcast you'd enjoy it a whole lot. He also makes a lot of book recommendations through the course of the podcast.
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matburt
Lead developer of Ansible Tower for Red Hat; Developer of online-go.com
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developer of AWX here. We're working on this! unvaulting is available during playbook runs but we definitely need to make it available during inventory syncs also. The features coming up in Ansible 2.4 will enable us to do this.
automatch is definitely on the near-time shortlist of features we'll be implementing.
One of the developers of OGS here! We're pretty excited to make this happen and continue development of the site and hopefully bring Go (the game) to a larger audience.
Yeah kube-push.sh is mentioned there but it's disabled for all cluster types apparently.
I just followed the setup procedure from the k8 docs: http://kubernetes.io/docs/getting-started-guides/aws/
I have a cluster that I'm looking to upgrade on AWS and was holding off for some information on upgrade procedures but I see this "Instructions coming soon" under "Known Issues and Important Steps before Upgrading".
I used this as part of an Analytics BI project years ago. The biggest problem for me was dealing with the optimistic concurrency model.
We ran into enough issues with partial writes during rollbacks due to failed transactions that we eventually had to abandon it in favor of Infobright. Having said that queries were ridiculously fast for OLAP workflows involving millions of records.
We are relaying the match with discussion and analysis on OGS! The most recent move will be highlighted on the board.
I'm one of the developers of OGS (online-go.com) We're really passionate about building the site and providing the best place to play Go online.
We also have full public rest and real-time APIs. Stop by chat and say hello!