💃🏼New blog post about Quickwit's serverless search performance on AWS Lambda & S3 🏇
On the menu:
- Latency on search/analytics queries
- Impact of Lambda size (1GB to 8GB)
- Impact of caching layers
- Beautiful charts to illustrate our findings 😍
=> https://t.co/g8JUpIhx3H
ACTUAL SECURITY ISSUE I SAW IN THE WILD: The "administrative-assistants" has root-level access to everything for years, because their group name started with "admin" and the regex letting them in lacked a $ terminator!!
game dev conference but instead of afterparties there's a large, well-lit, sound dampened space, with many tables and chairs where people can meet, hang out, and chat
also they would serve tea, hot chocolate, coffee, and light snacks. maybe a dinner menu too
If you're still wondering what the heck is going on with Red Hat Enterprise Linux, its decision to limit source code availability, and what downstream Linux distros are doing...
...this piece by @lproven is a must read:
https://t.co/YluTqW7Ln4
Taking some time off with @deuxfleurs_org to discuss our roadmap for this year: CoC, improving existing services, advancing https://t.co/KpU0ARqEtM (geographically distributed S3) and https://t.co/nMi1NaybKJ (distributed IMAP inboxes)
Observing a rust application and getting performance insights is not as easy as it seems: instrumenting, collecting traces, storing, and analyzing them...
We dived into it with the usual suspects: @JaegerTracing@grafana and a new tool called Quickwit! ➡️ https://t.co/gTqutCaGrU
@SeeMyPing Tu as un channel "chan" de float déclaré en (22), et un float "f" un peu plus loin. La (28) fait juste f=f+pop(chan), elle additionne à f la valeur tiré du channel qui est "consommé" au passage (la valeur pas le channel)
@SeeMyPing Ne prête pas une signification particulier à la syntaxe de déclaration, c'est juste "un chan qui mange des bool", et donc implicitement un chan qui crache des bool. Il n'y a toujours qu'une entrée et une sortie