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kevrone commented on Why No HTTPS?   whynohttps.com... · Posted by u/iafrikan
kevrone · 7 years ago
You can figure out your own certs or manage the cert request/verification cycle via Let's Encrypt...or you can let someone else do it for you. I recently joined a company that offers HTTPS out of the box for any domain you own: https://blog.backplane.io/how-to-get-https-80e1b28b878c

I'm biased, but I do think it's a pretty painless way to enable HTTPS for sites both big and small. No uploading of certs, no modifications to your web app are necessary, it just works.

kevrone commented on Ask HN: For those programming 10+ years, what do you wish you knew 4 years in?    · Posted by u/dhruvkar
kevrone · 8 years ago
I wish I had more systems knowledge (ie: better command prompt skills) and I wish I had spent more time learning about networks and ssh. Some of those concepts are really not that complicated but just _seemed_ impenetrable at the time.
kevrone commented on We Don't Need No Stinkin' Databases   btorpey.github.io/blog/20... · Posted by u/ingve
kevrone · 8 years ago
I had no idea this tool existed. Thanks! Very cool!
kevrone commented on Ask HN: What are the biggest databases you've worked with?    · Posted by u/barelyusable
WrtCdEvrydy · 8 years ago
What's the backing DB? Did you use MariaDB, or did you end up using Postgres?
kevrone · 8 years ago
Aurora is it's own database type. The interface is MySQL-compatible, but it's not a perfect match.
kevrone commented on How to beat procrastination   medium.com/@GeorgeHalache... · Posted by u/natejackdev
kevrone · 8 years ago
I'll read it later.
kevrone commented on Ask HN: What are the biggest databases you've worked with?    · Posted by u/barelyusable
dirtyaura · 8 years ago
I'm curious, how does the replication work if the replica instance is smaller (I assume smaller in disk space)? Is is automatically removing some of the data from the replica based on a heuristic rule?
kevrone · 8 years ago
Smaller instances are smaller in memory/compute power only. Storage is charged separately and the implementation details are unknown to me.
kevrone commented on Ask HN: What are the biggest databases you've worked with?    · Posted by u/barelyusable
kbyatnal · 8 years ago
Bit of an aside, but why haven't you guys listened to your users yet? Based on all the negative feedback about the recent updates, what are you guys doing?
kevrone · 8 years ago
Those decisions are above my pay grade mate ;)

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