RT @TeriRadichel: Behold...Rules for pentesting on AWS just changed...
Continually learning about leadership, but I’m quite confident that this isn’t it. https://twitter.com/phillipcaudell/status/1101081229351415808
Replying to @tmaiaroto
Same.
Replying to @milancermak
Same, maybe tyranny?
Titles shouldn’t entitle bad behavior.
Replying to @chadloder
I’m sad every time an online form rejects my UUID password for not having a special character.
Word. https://twitter.com/AngeBassa/status/1101283946346749954
Replying to @abnerg and @FarrahC32
Well deserved @FarrahC32 !
Great post 👍
“As we move into AI first development, we must design systems which encourage data transfer between systems.” (via @Pocket) #longreads https://medium.com/@damonallison/evolving-microservices-with-event-sourcing-7396e015cfd2
Dear Apple, No, I do not ever want to enable Siri from my TouchBar.
Sincerely, Humanity
Replying to @f00by
👋 Seriously. “The beatings will continue until moral improves” isn’t something I’ve seen be super effective, but you know, that’s just me.
Really enjoying the lyfe so far. ✌️
Replying to @f00by
How are things going for you in the Creative Lyfe?
Replying to @mweagle
What is the German word for the feeling when you remove something that shouldn’t have been there in the first place?
This preference pane unintuitively allows me to remove Siri from the TouchyBar.
Reading “Pipeline Jungles” from https://papers.nips.cc/paper/5656-hidden-technical-debt-in-machine-learning-systems.pdf
Welcome to the pipeline jungle, we got data and queries We got everything you want, we know the schemes We are the scientists that can find whatever you may need If you got the compute, we got your forecasted time series
Replying to @mweagle
“Experience has shown that the external world is rarely stable.”
Indeed.
Replying to @mweagle
“It is important to create team cultures that reward deletion of features, reduction of complexity, improvements in reproducibility, stability, and monitoring to the same degree that improvements in accuracy are valued.”
Very pragmatic and constructive paper. Big fan.
Replying to @richburroughs
That one I know 😂
“The hardest part of machine learning today is actually deploying and maintaining accurate models, as it requires constant access to new data to update them and improve their accuracy.”
https://www.oreilly.com/ideas/lessons-learned-turning-machine-learning-models-into-real-products-and-services
There are two hard things in computer science...
Coordination.
Replying to @fabsx00
Never say never, but yeah, never. 😉
Replying to @erinspice
I wish I could rectify the entire TouchyBar and get my 2015 MBP keys back :)
Replying to @listonb
Evergreen tweet.
Replying to @Dave_Stein and @kstewart
I really don’t want to enable Siri in the universe, let alone on my keyboard.
I see things have evolved a bit since the last time I failed to enable “show whitespace” in my editor settings. 🐍
https://github.com/optiflows/tukio
Replying to @bobuva
Sorry to hear. 🙏
“State Is the Hardest Part and the Most Interesting Opportunity for Serverless” (via @Pocket) #longreads https://thenewstack.io/serverless-needs-a-bolder-stateful-vision/
Almost enough to trick me into thinking the July 4th ☀️ streak is right around the corner.
Nice work @windlessuser !
Marc is offering deep dives into real world #serverless projects. Check it out. 😎 https://twitter.com/saasbooster/status/1101906642940162048
RT @windlessuser: Hey, I found a great guide on writing maintainable @golang projects by @davecheney. My #serverless apps should be much ea…
Day One of breaking in new hiking boots. 😥
RT @mergesort: I finally finished @skamille’s The Manager’s Path. As everyone else on the planet has said, this book is an invaluable resou…
“The talk described first some findings from our research on how Flow-based programming can be used in Go almost without frameworks.”
https://pharmb.io/blog/saml-gostockholm2018/
This is going on the backlog.
https://www.instructables.com/id/Laptop-Desk-for-Stationary-Recumbent-Exercise-Bicy/
Switching mental model from pipelines to rivers. Rivers are more organic and “find a way”. Like ShadowIT, ShadowPipelines are a thing.
Replying to @joshroppo
Cats: the original Red Team.
teaaly lik this new MBP keybored
Replying to @skpodila
somtimzitworksok
Rain. https://t.co/4XrM2YvBSL
Day One ➡️ 0 Day Two ➡️ ♾
https://www.amazon.com/Accelerate-Software-Performing-Technology-Organizations/dp/1942788339
Replying to @benkershner
X: We need more communication...
🕰
X: I should have been more specific.
Replying to @aneel
Please no.
Despite the “x has servers”, this is a good talk.
https://www.infoq.com/presentations/google-microservices
“Based on the result of my experiment, it will appear that using DynamoDB TTL as a scheduling mechanism cannot guarantee a reasonable precision.”
https://theburningmonk.com/2019/03/dynamodb-ttl-as-an-ad-hoc-scheduling-mechanism/
Replying to @tobyhede
Wondering what SQS with lots of queued msgs with visibility timeouts looks like.
Cool experiment @theburningmonk.
Flows will not be contained.
* https://github.com/Azure/brigade * https://github.com/argoproj/argo * https://www.kubeflow.org/docs/about/kubeflow/
https://open.spotify.com/track/6Kp8tQd95YPSrSUTkll2Of?si=6f22_vBWQzyZMz345eSMZg
Convenient for who?
Replying to @JoeEmison, @theburningmonk and @tobyhede
Good suggestion - have used @segment in the past and found it low friction, very powerful.
TL;DR;
Because they’re not working as a team.
Replying to @prathikgadde
“One way sponsors can break the mini-me pattern is to prioritize difference — perhaps a unique skillset or distinct personal brand — as they consider potential protégés.” (via @Pocket) https://hbr.org/2019/02/sponsors-need-to-stop-acting-like-mentors
RT @Carnage4Life: The most toxic culture in tech is currently Revolut. Marketing team was told to improve number of users leaving reviews o…
Limited time offer! https://twitter.com/chuckm/status/1103005902930694149
😕
Replying to @windlessuser
Java only
(Possible to do on your own via the other SDKs, but nice to have parity.)
RT @awscloud: New AWS Serverless Heroes have earned their capes! @IamStan, @jeremy_daly, @mweagle, @yoshidashingo & Kurt Lee represent some…
Replying to @jeremy_daly and @ServerlessBOS
🙇
RT @jeremy_daly: Off-by-none #27 is out! This week we look at Lyft’s #AWS bill, share lots of #serverless tutorials, use cases, and communi…
People + Reality seems like a solid place to be. https://twitter.com/iteration1/status/1103044998885339136
Every new printer I’ve tried to setup.
Replying to @dberkholz
True - our household printer still gets a lot of work though.
Replying to @StegerPatrick
I’ve spent an hour trying to get 1 of the 3 MBPs to find it via AirPrint.
One found it right away. One thinks the printer is occasionally offline, and one just refuses to find anything.
Printers: Bringing Yesterday’s Technology to Tomorrow
Replying to @StegerPatrick
I consulted with an expert and now have everything hooked up.
Maybe we will someday realize the vision of a paperless office, but not for the reasons we started with...
+∞
The benefits of the practice and feedback loops of CI transcend the specifics. They make it easier to be more CloudFirst over time (if you need/want to).
Applies equally to VMs and firmware (and anything else): https://itrevolution.com/the-amazing-devops-transformation-of-the-hp-laserjet-firmware-team-gary-gruver/ https://twitter.com/fintanr/status/1103244723538616320
Replying to @danilop
I really like that prioritization. 💯
RT @danilop: @mweagle Yes!
My personal, ordered list is:
1. IaC 2. CI 3. CD 4. Products not Projects
RT @_VikiAnn: Hey #SalesEngineers. I’m never, ever going to respond positively to a cold call to my workplace asking for me, a random engin…
Today’s agenda: All about those *-ilities
Hoping this goes viral. #cantUnsee https://twitter.com/ric__harvey/status/1103327832422391810
Nodding my head as Screaming in the Cloud talks about the ineffectiveness of “yelling at humans.” Another quality @QuinnyPig podcast. 👍 https://overcast.fm/+MdF6j0abg
RT @AWSbrett: AWS SAM v1.10.0 has been released with a lot of goodies such as Conditions support, AccessLogSetting and X-Ray on APIs, and l…
Invariants...
“Unfortunately, one characteristic that software development has in common with machine learning is a lack of attention to security.”
https://www.oreilly.com/ideas/you-created-a-machine-learning-application-now-make-sure-its-secure?utm_medium=email&utm_source=topic+optin&utm_campaign=awareness&utm_content=20190306+data+nl&mkt_tok=eyJpIjoiWW1WbE1qRXdNalExT1RRMCIsInQiOiJtME5qbTJHS1Y3Yk5JM1ZRdXZjNGRYUUJaOU1nZEN1TmNUTVFBeXFQR29pN3lmRWlud3RTbXExVDNheThyQmtkOFAydkdTcmZRZFVPZlhjZ2xtNXNLSEhBZWY4aTJCUXN1aXFzekhDTW1qVlM1SnpBV0M3Y1dCb3NvMjZDS3I0MSJ9
Replying to @landongn
I can Name that Neptune in 10 hours...
I can name it in 9...
Replying to @landongn
I really like Neptune, but yeah, it’s a bit steep for prototyping things with Lambda.
If you’re looking for a more efficient Tinkerpop: https://github.com/ShiftLeftSecurity/tinkergraph-gremlin /cc @pollmeier
https://medium.com/conquering-corporate-america/10-tricks-to-appear-smart-during-meetings-27b489a39d1a
Replying to @listonb
No more than 30 min.
Replying to @QuinnyPig
I think space is scale free, right?
Replying to @sigje, @lenadroid, @noopkat and @listonb
Great point - those “in between” times are awesomeness opportunities.
RT @jboursiquot: My fellow POC techies,
Like you, I’m used to showing up at tech meetups and being the only minority in the room.
I know…
“The same is true for machine learning: from the beginning, it’s important to incorporate security experts and domain experts who understand how a system is likely to be abused.” You created a machine learning application. Now make sure it’s secure.
https://www.oreilly.com/ideas/you-created-a-machine-learning-application-now-make-sure-its-secure
“Data science is hard to productionize, and one of the reasons it is hard is because it has so many moving parts.” (via @Pocket) #longreads https://emilygorcenski.com/post/data-versioning/
Replying to @alex_casalboni and @Pocket
Thank you for writing!
Current status
A Jean Baudrillard quote in a project mgmt section about dev projects. 👍 #postModernDev https://overcast.fm/+IfKiLUsBA
Replying to @chuhnk
Congrats on the milestone!
Thinking of you @GremlinInc
🎶After 12 outages, I need Gremlin Feed me chaos and I start trembling The thrill of suspense is intense, you’re horrified But this ain’t the cinemas or Tales from the Darkside 🎶
Replying to @richburroughs and @GremlinInc
Hi everyone! 👋
If you need a beat to go with that: https://open.spotify.com/track/0cSJGFChou7M6u2ju9SWN1?si=olhF9isxSEmId2DyZy_qoA
Replying to @richburroughs and @GremlinInc
Most appreciated & back at you 👊
Trying to win 🥇 in the weekly JIRAWrangler competition.
A fixed mindset is the only type of lock-in you can’t change.
Replying to @brianleroux
Yep. There are definitely *migration costs* associated with changing things up. Whether those are so high (financial, opportunity, cognitive, etc.) to prevent an immediate change is a nuanced conversation.
We’re already locked into the latent assumptions that go unquestioned.
Replying to @brianleroux
Change: I wait for no organization 😉
I would like to nominate @rakyll for President of the Microservice and Industry Improvement Committee.
When is the election? https://twitter.com/rakyll/status/1103889441028890627
TFW collaboration tools make it impossible to create teams.
Replying to @ben11kehoe
Culture is fully on board and I will make the program comply.
Alternatively: I will find another program.
I just saw a billboard advertising multicloud.
Replying to @mweagle
Yep
Replying to @wiredferret
Wow - there’s more? Ugh. ☹️
Replying to @whiskersedge
Write Once, Cloud Anywhere
Replying to @joshroppo
You win today’s Internet.
RT @windlessuser: One should strive to grow, even when it hurts #growingpains https://twitter.com/mweagle/status/1104065669698543617
Please unroll @threadreaderapp https://twitter.com/MarcJBrooker/status/1104170014997798912
“Meanwhile, DEV will have to coordinate every little move they take with OPS.” (via @Pocket) https://medium.com/@whoisziv/dear-deployment-diary-serverless-is-fucking-hard-4d5f409347af
Conway’s Law
“Attention is not a neutral force.” https://overcast.fm/+Ht-FlRaVA
RT @kelseyhightower: What makes Lambda great is that it’s focused on solving customer problems. All competitors, even open source ones, mus…
Lock-in thread forming...
Please unroll @threadreaderapp https://twitter.com/sigje/status/1104521664082001920
“Serverless has a bright future, but only when it provides the same productivity as it does cost value.” (via @Pocket) https://medium.freecodecamp.org/serverless-doesnt-have-to-be-an-infuriating-black-box-b23cca2b2ba2
“At the end of the day, if you’re an asshole, you’re a failure as a human being because you promote unnecessary suffering. What else is there to say?” (via @Pocket) #longreads https://www.vox.com/conversations/2017/9/26/16345476/stanford-psychologist-art-of-avoiding-assholes
Replying to @brianleroux and @Pocket
There’s always room to improve, but yeah, sensing a trend.
Replying to @turgon and @Pocket
I skimmed it in a store once and it seemed on point. 😀
“Executing ML inference using a full serverless approach can be very effective. If the execution time can be limited and the right batch size is used, it is more affordable than a permanently hosted model and endpoint.” (via @Pocket) https://medium.com/merapar/pure-serverless-machine-learning-inference-with-aws-lambda-and-layers-979702d9ae49
“We must say no to things because there are always too many features to build, too many directions we can take, and too many policies we can adopt.” (via @Pocket) https://thoughtbot.com/blog/say-no-to-more-process-say-yes-to-trust
Replying to @rdodev and @Pocket
Yep. What have you found to be a better approach?
Replying to @rdodev and @Pocket
Fair. Also highlighting tradeoffs/changes to existing commitments.
The Disagree and Commit struggle is real.
More days like this please. #july4IsFarAway
Assembling Tax papers
(And nope, I’m most definitely not doing them myself.)
Nope ^ ♾
https://twitter.com/CrazyGloble/status/1102199912417185798?s=20
Replying to @ben11kehoe
E_SORRY_NOT_SORRY
Replying to @ben11kehoe and @rchrdbyd
Indeed: it would certainly let you know that the XML was malformed.
Bringing a sledgehammer to a picture nail party. 🙌
Replying to @rchrdbyd and @ben11kehoe
Same: “This Method sometimes returns.”
kthx. bye.
RT @ben11kehoe: @rchrdbyd @mweagle would probably say XSLT could solve this
Replying to @ben11kehoe and @rchrdbyd
Third time is the charm.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=np0YIaHv6LQ
Is there a Twitter badge for all the Tweets I’ve not sent?
Replying to @skpodila
😂
Nice !
The most performant solution is to not have the problem.
Well, didn’t see that one coming. Good on you team NGINX. https://twitter.com/geekwire/status/1105346928999424000
“The hardest thing to do is to trust in a process though.” (via @Pocket) https://medium.com/@PaulDJohnston/we-need-to-stop-calling-them-sprints-couch-to-5k-is-the-right-analogy-22eb41729acf
Embiid-driven development
“Unfortunately, since June 2018, we have witnessed significant intermingling of proprietary code into the code base.” (via @Pocket) #longreads https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/opensource/keeping-open-source-open-open-distro-for-elasticsearch/
“Outside of some managed offerings, Apache Pulsar (The distributed pub-sub and queuing system) with Pulsar Functions was the simplest topology.” (via @Pocket) https://www.jowanza.com/blog/2019/3/9/efficient-stream-processing-with-pulsar-functions
“So, basically: kill the ego, ship the product. 🙏” (via @Pocket) https://blog.freetrade.io/killing-kubernetes-7f8b61c701aa
💯 👍
The Warnock Principle: We didn’t like the answers so we changed the question. https://twitter.com/lizthegrey/status/1105475828442415104
I try not to “should”, but you really should be following @lizthegrey
Changing the requirements
Click Medium link in Chrome ➡️ Opens Medium app ➡️ Opens Safari to read 🤯
X: We can fix this with a new policy Me: The Amazon delivery person literally left the packages directly beneath a sign that says “Do not leave packages here.”
Replying to @tmclaughbos
Tom: The original SageMaker
“It is a tough decision. After considering all the various factors, we decided to go with AWS Step Function.”
https://medium.com/compass-true-north/etl-extract-transform-load-in-insights-3e71b2b12172
“At Elastic, our focus is on building great products, forming communities around them, and making our users successful.”
https://www.elastic.co/blog/on-open-distros-open-source-and-building-a-company
“Buy rather than build, unless it’s critical to your business.” is just one of the many excellent quotes in @sarahjwells preso: https://speakerdeck.com/sarahjwells/qcon-london-2019-mature-microservices-and-how-to-operate-them
RT @ben11kehoe: Thanks to the organizers of #ServerlessDaysBOS, and to the attendees and speakers, for making it a great conference!
Replying to @kstewart
Evergreen Tweet.
Physical architecture (the stuff made of concrete, beams, and walls) has a significant impact on communication patterns.
RT @copyconstruct: This is a really thorough and accessible paper on the fallacies and promises of serverless. Covers everything from start…
Replying to @PaulDJohnston
Is #nexit a thing?
Turning the ship toward #serverless (if appropriate). https://overcast.fm/+Ii8ZgUMdE
Replying to @edyesed
Current status
Replying to @ben11kehoe and @PaulDJohnston
#stroopwexit
I’m all for writing more secure services, but the notion that #serverless introduces fundamentally new and different risks is something I don’t quite understand.
Replying to @mweagle
Serverless or not:
All input is potentially malicious. Some input is potentially useful.
Replying to @chuckm, @TheDanBlanco and @luiscolon1
waT 😱 I appreciated your DA for CloudFormation very much and am sending best wishes for your next adventure. 👊 #keepFollowing
Replying to @ben11kehoe
Exactly. Serverless might change the likelihood that we end up using those integrations/patterns, but they’ve been there all along.
RT @marknca: @mweagle @ben11kehoe agreed, serverless just moves around responsibilities & changes how users verify or monitor those respons…
Replying to @marknca and @ben11kehoe
That is a security message I can 💯 support. 😀
Word
“Humans are just big bags of feelings...Organizational learning is the only sustained advantage.” by @littleidea https://overcast.fm/+P5_CAIcnE
brb...scheduling “Team Meeting” https://twitter.com/Marvel/status/1106164808515235841
“So why would we, as software professionals, care about how this particular investigation and remediation unfolds?” https://nzzl.us/nByLIws
“Given that coordination and communication swamp all other costs in modern software development it is a pressing area to invest in...” (via @Pocket) https://kellanem.com/notes/new-tech
Wasn’t expecting to see those words next to each other...
Dynamic Vegetation (via @Pocket) https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2019/03/dynamic-vegetation-layers-and-more-come-to-lumberyard-beta-118-available-now/
“It feels like we’re starting to pass the peak of the hype cycle of microservices.” (via @Pocket) http://www.craigkerstiens.com/2019/03/13/give-me-back-my-monolith/
“Which is more likely, that people working at these companies don’t know what they’re doing or people don’t know what these companies are doing?”
Stuff The Internet Says On Scalability For March 8th, 2019 (via @Pocket) #longreads http://highscalability.com/blog/2019/3/8/stuff-the-internet-says-on-scalability-for-march-8th-2019.html
“People debate the information you put in front of them. Never put information in front of people if you don’t want it discussed.”
How to Prepare for a Board Meeting to Make Sure you Crush It (via @Pocket) #longreads https://bothsidesofthetable.com/how-to-prepare-for-a-board-meeting-to-make-sure-you-crush-it-b52b8ce61636
Coordination: one of the hardest of hard problems https://blog.acolyer.org/2019/03/06/keeping-calm-when-distributed-consistency-is-easy/amp/
Still seems appropriate https://twitter.com/mweagle/status/1019986453948796928
Still seems valid https://twitter.com/mweagle/status/847211823476625408
Replying to @seclectech
Dropbox, Instapaper, ELK, anything cloud-ops related.
They can be successful, but it’s a limited window.
“USE YOUR OWN PLATFORM.” (via @Pocket) https://charity.wtf/2018/10/24/ten-platform-commandments/
“Feeling a little lost on Brexit?”
Yes. https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-46318565
“The state of Kubernetes config management has never been more exciting” (via @Pocket) #longreads https://blog.argoproj.io/the-state-of-kubernetes-configuration-management-d8b06c1205
“Coordination swamps all other costs in the development of software.” (via @Pocket) #longreads https://kellanem.com/notes/on-team-size
“Do a great job and you will be ignored.” (via @Pocket) https://medium.com/adobetech/why-i-a-serverless-developer-dont-care-about-your-containers-40c08d36aee4
“We have chosen to organize Computer Science research differently at Google by maximally connecting research and development.” (via @Pocket) #longreads http://norvig.com/cacm-hybrid.html
“Are many of the modern frontend tools and practices just technical dept in disguise?”
The “Backendification” of Frontend Development (via @Pocket) #longreads https://medium.com/@mktlr/the-backendification-of-frontend-development-62f218a773d4
Replying to @LambdaSharp and @ben11kehoe
True. While I could have been vulnerable to that same symptom with elastic cloud resources today, it’s less likely just because of the work involved to set everything up IME.
#serverless makes it much more prominent from Day one.
RT @QuinnyPig: I would like to thank @Polyverse_io for sponsoring Thursday night’s https://t.co/SWVweU7x9D cloud standup comedy special, in…
I don’t like or give whiteboard interviews. My preferred interview is basically “Explain to me something you know well while I occasionally ask questions.” https://twitter.com/jboursiquot/status/1108113474008346636
Replying to @chrismunns and @ben11kehoe
Yeah - being able to deep link would be 👌
Looking forward to reading.
RT @perrito666: Interviews with matt are super cool :) i had one and it was a very enjoyable experience https://twitter.com/mweagle/status/1108176453131223040
Replying to @jbesw
Maybe a pamphlet. 😂
Replying to @Greg_Ricker
I know. And yet it does 😉
Replying to @hakanson
Same.
RT @hakanson: @mweagle That’s my “whiteboard” interview question, asking candidate to describe a problem they worked on at a “high level” w…
“If your team decides to focus only on the value it’s delivering, and delegate anything outside that either to another team, or ideally outside — then your team is going serverless. “ (via @Pocket) #longreads https://read.acloud.guru/serverless-is-a-state-of-mind-717ef2088b42
RT @sea_serverless: New April Meetup announced!
http://meetu.ps/e/GxK8g/48VGT/a
“I made a little flow chart of mainstream programming languages and how programmers seem to move from one to another.” https://apenwarr.ca/log/20190318
🧐 “The growing adoption of serverless is fuelled by the increased proliferation of container-based applications which are cloud-native — an architecture that’s required for Serverless.” (via @Pocket) https://www.itproportal.com/features/five-trends-in-serverless-for-2019/
RT @bryanl: My DMs and mentions are full of stories of bad experiences from whiteboard interviews or take home challenges. There’s way too…
“The Amazon and Elastic controversy is the product of a collision of models.” (via @Pocket) #longreads https://redmonk.com/sogrady/2019/03/15/cloud-open-source-powder-keg/
Replying to @jbesw and @Pocket
What exactly is happening on Nicholas Cage filmsets?
RT @EricaJoy: in addition to shipping their org charts, companies ship their cultures.
open and highly collaborative orgs ship products th…
Replying to @chuckm and @QuinnyPig
Interesting...
http://fuzzbuzz.io/
Replying to @NateTheFinch and @ChrisShort
I made that choice and now at some point I need to give https://github.com/bgadrian/medium-to-hugo a try.
“Go modules are the future of dependency management in Go.” (via @Pocket) #longreads https://blog.golang.org/using-go-modules
“Ouch. Variables. Qualified names. Arguments. This is not structured data. This is programming masquerading as configuration.” (via @Pocket) https://blog.atomist.com/in-defense-of-yaml/
* 💯 https://twitter.com/jessitron/status/1109082820717264896
Replying to @QuinnyPig
Opportunity for “account skew” tool?
RT @heyellieday: @QuinnyPig That’s what is so frustrating! You can’t proactively find the limits ahead of time since many aren’t published.…
“To start addressing the limitations of relational databases, we reconceptualized the stack by decomposing the system into its fundamental building blocks.” Amazon Aurora ascendant : How we designed a cloud-native relational database (via @Pocket) https://www.allthingsdistributed.com/2019/03/Amazon-Aurora-design-cloud-native-relational-database.html?utm_campaign=newsletter_subscription&utm_medium=email&utm_source=nuzzel
Is their a psychological advantage to moving away from “everything fails” to “everything will need to regenerate”?
Replying to @valarauca1
Yeah. One seems sort of defeatist, the other one more of a challenge.
Just because there is death doesn’t mean DNA isn’t worth studying.
(This took a sharp turn.)
“Any sustainable machine learning practice must address machine learning’s unique security issues.”
You created a machine learning application. Now make sure it’s secure. (via @Pocket) #longreads https://www.oreilly.com/ideas/you-created-a-machine-learning-application-now-make-sure-its-secure
“The reasoning is that for any function you can think of, at least some applications will find that by necessity they must implement the function themselves in order to meet correctly their own requirements.”
http://web.mit.edu/Saltzer/www/publications/endtoend/endtoend.pdf (via @Pocket) http://web.mit.edu/Saltzer/www/publications/endtoend/endtoend.pdf
“Maybe some truisms no longer apply at some system change complexity inflection point. Truism 1: Complex systems evolve from simpler systems. Truism 2: Rebuilding a new system from scratch is riskier than changing an existing system.” http://highscalability.com/blog/2019/3/22/stuff-the-internet-says-on-scalability-for-march-22nd-2019.html
“No longer supported” should be the option of last resort.
“Essentially, serverless computing completes the transformation of IT platforms to a utility, something like electricity...”
FinDev and Serverless Microeconomics: Part 2 – Impacts (via @Pocket) #longreads https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/enterprise-strategy/findev-and-serverless-microeconomics-part-2-impacts/
“As you’re laying the foundation for an event-driven architecture, following a few rules can help keep things manageable.” (via @Pocket) https://rjzaworski.com/2019/03/7-commandments-for-event-driven-architecture
“If you aren’t sure what to instrument, imagine the system being completely overloaded and slow: what parameters would we need to be able to find and fix the problem?” (via @Pocket) #longreads https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=1921361
“We tend to look for simplistic answers to complex system failures, and the idea of any change potentially wreaking havoc is scary.”
Resilience Engineering and Error Budgets (via @Pocket) #longreads http://willgallego.com/2019/02/23/resilience-engineering-and-error-budgets/
Please unroll @threadreaderapp https://twitter.com/tmclaughbos/status/1109255429513797632
RT @threadreaderapp: @mweagle Saluti the unroll you asked for: Thread by @tmclaughbos: “I just had one of those “I get serverless” moments:…
Replying to @threadreaderapp and @tmclaughbos
Related: the intrinsic resiliency of this approach is also an advantage for developers.
“This simplicity is an advantage for operations people who have minimal code experience.”
Watching plastic garbage lazily float down a river always brings me down.
Great qualities and behaviors to strive for, by @jessfraz 👍
Defining a Distinguished Engineer (via @Pocket) https://blog.jessfraz.com/post/defining-a-distinguished-engineer/
“This is an exciting time for Go and I encourage you all to check it out and become Gophers!”
(via @Pocket) https://medium.com/appsflyer/my-journey-from-python-to-go-3859783c6b3c
Replying to @rchrdbyd, @ben11kehoe and @tmclaughbos
malloc fast and break things
Replying to @jrhunt and @tmclaughbos
This is a great idea
UUID passwords aren’t that much fun to manually enter
Suggested response when you review a co-worker’s PR that preserves functionality *and* reduces LOC. https://twitter.com/Kazeem/status/1109270192629170176
“As of March 2019, Lambda is compliant with SOC 1, SOC 2, SOC 3, PCI DSS, U.S. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), etc.”
https://d1.awsstatic.com/whitepapers/Overview-AWS-Lambda-Security.pdf (via @Pocket) https://d1.awsstatic.com/whitepapers/Overview-AWS-Lambda-Security.pdf
@aneel: “In every SaaS company’s life there’s a moment where you have to choose to not take a customer because that customer will probably destroy your company.” https://overcast.fm/+RrQWKeC0
Replying to @robotterror
Can you describe the ruckus?
FaaS is the least interesting part of going #serverless https://twitter.com/TejasKumar_/status/1109578916321288192
RT @lindydonna: Whenever there’s a new S-1 from a company preparing for IPO, the reaction is invariably, “woah! the cloud is expensive.” At…
RT @eu_frey: Gramchat is currently on ProductHunt. Would love if you give it a try :D
Gramchat lets you answer live chat messages via Tele…
Replying to @eu_frey and @spartaserverle1
Nice idea!
Replying to @TejasKumar_
This 👇 type of problem reframing is more interesting.
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1109255429513797632.html
RT @windlessuser: #awdcdk is awesome! Got up a Codepipeline in no time at all! Wrote 70 lines of @typescriptlang and got an over 500 line c…
“Event Fork Pipelines is a serverless design pattern and a suite of open-source nested serverless applications, based on AWS SAM.”
Enriching Event-Driven Architectures with AWS Event Fork Pipelines | AWS Compute Blog https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/enriching-event-driven-architectures-with-aws-event-fork-pipelines/
“I’ve come to believe that every system implicitly defines a spectrum of changes, ordered by their likelihood.” (via @Pocket) http://www.michaelnygard.com/blog/2017/06/spectrum-of-change
Replying to @rchrdbyd, @jbesw and @ben11kehoe
Just buy the parts.
Ex. 1: “And because a rollback is only a click away, developer can recover from failure much more quickly.”
(via @Pocket) https://www.weave.works/technologies/going-cloud-native-6-essential-things-you-need-to-know/
Replying to @mweagle
Ex. 2: “But the rollback button is a lie. You can’t have a rollback button that’s safe when you’re deploying a running system.”
https://blog.skyliner.io/you-cant-have-a-rollback-button-83e914f420d9
Replying to @rchrdbyd, @jbesw and @ben11kehoe
More FullStack
“This was not supposed to be a story about burnout, this was supposed to be the things I learned working through it and being able to see the other side.” (via @Pocket) #longreads https://cate.blog/2019/02/06/the-cost-of-fixing-things/
/cc @aarondelp https://twitter.com/EricaJoy/status/1110619239394598912
I would very much like this to be captured per account/org in an AWS Neptune DB. SPARQL would enable some powerful queries. #awswishlist
https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2019/03/now-you-can-query-based-on-resource-configuration-properties-in-aws-config/
RT @IamStan: Who wants to come to speak Serverless in London in July? https://www.papercall.io/serverlessdaysldn2019
👍 https://github.com/thishitshome/learning-from-incidents/blob/master/README.md
“If you think women in tech is just a pipeline problem, you haven’t been paying attention.” (via @Pocket) #longreads https://medium.com/tech-diversity-files/if-you-think-women-in-tech-is-just-a-pipeline-problem-you-haven-t-been-paying-attention-cb7a2073b996
“I firmly ascribe to the dictum that you don’t let your tools dictate your process. I am also a firm believer in using a physical board for a team to organize work.”
Agile at AstrumU: A Case Study (via @Pocket) #longreads https://blog.kevingoldsmith.com/2019/02/04/agile-at-astrumu-a-case-study/
“Gmail doesn’t sort your emails by the date the way Inbox did. Happily, you can re-create the feature yourself with a little bit of hackery.” (via @Pocket) https://www.howtogeek.com/366260/group-your-gmail-inbox-by-date-like-google-inbox-did-and-outlook-does/
“It’s best to view RUM as one of the key techniques for building an overall APM strategy.” (via @Pocket) https://sematext.com/blog/rum-vs-apm/
“Kinesis shards can collect up to 1 megabyte per second of data at 1,000+ transactions per second. Amazon Kinesis apps can read data from each shard at up to 2 megabytes per second.” (via @Pocket) https://www.jenunderwood.com/2017/04/03/amazon-kinesis-for-streaming-data-analytics/
😎
Announcing Lucet: Fastly’s native WebAssembly compiler and runtime https://www.fastly.com/blog/announcing-lucet-fastly-native-webassembly-compiler-runtime/
RT @PreetamJinka: The “Go Bridge” @gosv11 approach sounds great! 👏🏾 50% of speakers from underrepresented groups 👍🏾
RT @windlessuser: Did a talk on #codeinstrumentation for https://www.makebetter.com.jm. Was a great experience! Should have started teaching yea…
Replying to @alexbdebrie
Here’s some: https://godoc.org/github.com/mweagle/Sparta/aws/cloudformation/resources
RT @halifaxbeard: I gotta say, @mitchellh is one of the most responsive CxOs I’ve had the pleasure of interacting with on Twitter.
Part of…
“When most people think about the perils of the sea, they think about sharks, electric eels or perhaps Ursula from The Little Mermaid – my concerns are a little different.” (via @Pocket) #longreads https://exchange.telstra.com.au/the-complexities-and-quirks-of-protecting-our-subsea-cables/
Emoji-inspired design? 😮
“The truth, however, is that a busy schedule alone isn’t enough to trigger professional burnout.” (via @Pocket) https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnrampton/2015/05/13/the-6-causes-of-professional-burnout-and-how-to-avoid-them/#746898a01dde
It seems to me the “self-made business person” can afford his own publicity.
Please stop giving it to him for free. https://twitter.com/BrandiKruse/status/1111746361051906048
TIL Ciabatta bread was invented in 1982.
RT @jason_fulghum: Calling all Go developers! AWS Developer Tools is looking for Go developers! If you’re passionate about Golang and devel…
wat 🤷♀️
Watching Zion having so much fun and do things like this is 👌 https://twitter.com/BleacherReport/status/1111814412514390016
Please unroll @threadreaderapp https://twitter.com/mpchlets/status/1112149900366614528
Yep ^ 💯 https://twitter.com/mipsytipsy/status/1112080729855455233
Replying to @Jowanza
Lack of Markdown support was enough to make me start looking for other options.
RT @joshroppo: Oh I can’t wait to see how this refactor party works out... https://twitter.com/opentracing/status/1111389502889574400
RT @wendynather: It meeee https://twitter.com/nathanwpyle/status/1112336880199180288
I think this was at least 500 B.M.P (Before Mobile Phone)
Yes and this applies well beyond data science.
“With data science, you learn as you go, not before you go.” (via @Pocket) #longreads https://hbr.org/2019/03/why-data-science-teams-need-generalists-not-specialists
“At this point you’ve finished your organizational design, and there is only one commandment left to master: stop making organizational changes.” (via @Pocket) #longreads https://lethain.com/how-to-evolve-eng-org/
No more college Zion 😢
Replying to @mweagle
I can almost hear @benkershner s cries of Spartan triumph from my house.
Oh hai 2018 MBP
Replying to @mweagle
brb...
Waiting for the newest, thinnest MBP to have enough charge to actually power on, despite being plugged in. #progress?
Replying to @abnerg
The usability drop from the 2015 to the 2018 version is depressing.
Replying to @perrito666