I was wanting this to exist today :) Thanks for sharing the work
https://github.com/juicedata/juicefs
Readit Newsmt42or commented on Show HN: CallFS – S3-style object store in one Go binary (MIT) github.com/ebogdum/callfs... · Posted by u/ebogdum
Sysadmin, the old way.
VictoriaMetrics is still cheaper!
mt42or commented on Kamal Proxy – A minimal HTTP proxy for zero-downtime deployments github.com/basecamp/kamal... · Posted by u/norbert1990
NIH. Nothing else to add.
It is really a bad article. Instead of making things easy to understand it makes things more complex.
Factors are : Knowledge (password), Inherence (biometrics) & Possession (device).
If you have multiple same factor it remains single factor.
1password itself is only one factor for authentication whatever they offer (password, totp, passkey).
mt42or commented on Why Postgres RDS didn't work for us medium.com/@mkremer_75412... · Posted by u/code_reader
The main issue here is Postgres which cost lot of more I/O than MySQL
mt42or commented on Neon – Serverless, Fault-Tolerant, Branchable Postgres neon.tech/... · Posted by u/night-rider
At scale the cost of data/bandwitch seems very high.
mt42or commented on OpenBao – FOSS Fork of HashiCorp Vault github.com/openbao/openba... · Posted by u/thinkmassive
Hi,
This is concerning. To me it looks like there is a holy war going on with devs who maintain a secrets manager. The last thing I want is instability with the tool that holds my passwords and credentials. On the low end of my concern is the annoyance of constantly updating names in yaml files, and on the high end is worry that a rogue dev could deliberately add in a security hole that would compromise my secrets.
Is there any assurance this won't happen?
Just pay for it so.
Your Kubernetes setup is just totally fuck off, fire the team and hire better ones.
mt42or commented on We’re in a productivity crisis, according to 52 years of data medium.com/accelerated-in... · Posted by u/Paul-Craft
It's not productivity root cause, it is consumption crisis root cause. We stop buying buying more and more. Once you have one car, you don't buy hundred cars.