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The Iron Rose posted:How do yall handle caching authentication tokens between multiple pods/processes/etc? Current practice is to just toss a 5min TTL JWT into the cluster local redis so the authentication service doesn’t get swamped with requests. I'd probably renegotiate your auth system with your vendor or fix the rate limit You can store the token as a Kubernetes secret, then use reflector to push the "secret" across the cluster, and reloader to verify the pod gets reloaded when the secret changes? I dunno how fast or scalable that is compared to redis, but that gives you a pure Kubernetes solution, at least in theory Edit: at 30k pods you're probably going to bring etcd to it's knees, making your cluster really grim performance wise, don't do this This is a great interview question Hadlock fucked around with this message at 22:19 on Apr 23, 2024 |
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Didn't IBMs buyout of Red Hat not work out that well? Maybe people will go back to using Azure Bicep 
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Does anyone have a link/resource about why Broadcom is such a widely vilified company? The only thing I know them for is like mobile chips or the like. Did they do something specific with a software company that I’m not aware of?
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madmatt112 posted:Does anyone have a link/resource about why Broadcom is such a widely vilified company? The only thing I know them for is like mobile chips or the like. Did they do something specific with a software company that I’m not aware of? https://www.crn.com/news/virtualization/2024/broadcom-tells-partner-negotiating-for-charity-vmware-is-not-for-everybody
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Yeah the MO seems to be acquiring companies that have become indispensable to operations and then jacking up the prices to an insane degree because they know they have customers over a barrel. Which on the one hand,  but on the other hand sure does piss everyone off.
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They have a history of not providing open source drivers for their hardware, particularly the binary blob needed to boot the raspberry pi* (which boots via it's GPU for some reason) broadcom was always a real dick about their Linux driver support. I remember spending countless nights working with USB sticks to get Linux laptops online because distros couldn't/wouldn't include broadcom drivers *This may have finally changed, haven't checked in a while
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Vulture Culture posted:They basically treat their acquisitions the same as a private equity firm, vulture capitalism That is some evil bullshit, yikes.
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Developers want better visibility into their build and deploy process (of course, for good reason) most of this happens either in GitHub actions, or ArgoCD I've identified, I think, 13 distinct build and deploy tasks across the front and back end for our monolith, touching a bunch of services across multiple vendors (GitHub, AWS, cloudflare, code analysis tools etc) How do you add visibility into this at your place, what kind of pattern I'm thinking of two slack channels, one "short" channel with the high level green or red light for the overall deploy, so maximum two kinds of alerts, and a "verbose" channel that includes all 13 slack messages, that have a link to the query in the logging where the problem can be better inspected
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Hadlock posted:Developers want better visibility into their build and deploy process (of course, for good reason) most of this happens either in GitHub actions, or ArgoCD This is more or less how Datadog's CI/CD monitoring product handles it, anyway, just with a pretty bow on it
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And it's official https://www.hashicorp.com/blog/hashicorp-joins-ibm
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We did some napkin math and our vmware licensing cost is likely going to at least triple (likely more) next year when it's time to renew, so now we're scrambling to find an alternative. We're using NSX so if we want to keep that we're stuck with the expensive licensing options. poo poo sucks. I was hoping to do some interesting stuff this year, not spend it rebuilding what we already have just because some useless fuckwits want their third solid gold yacht.
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A cool 6.4 billion god drat  Speaking of gold yachts
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Collateral Damage posted:We did some napkin math and our vmware licensing cost is likely going to at least triple (likely more) next year when it's time to renew, so now we're scrambling to find an alternative. Same at my place. Seven digit renewal costs scared few people so a bunch of teams were scrambling to get a good alternative (easy) in time before renewal (hard)
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Vulture Culture posted:They basically treat their acquisitions the same as a private equity firm, vulture capitalism madmatt112 posted:That is some evil bullshit, yikes. From the interview with the Scale CEO Jeff Ready, quote:The strategy is working, though, right? Broadcom is doing better than it ever has been. quote:What are they missing? What is the big picture that Broadcom is not seeing?
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