Postgres doesn't scale at all four our workload, so you're into cassandra.
For a medium sized deployment, you're looking at 200+ vcpus, and then lets say standard dev/uat/prod. So now you're at 600 cpus. Now you need two geographic regions, dev can stay in one place, so now you're at 800. Want a failover cluster for prod? Have another 200 cpus.
and 200 CPUs is a medium deployment, assuming something like 36 cpus per cassandra node, then say 4-8 per instance of matching, worker, history, frontend. Then all your other components around it, ingress controller, service mesh, etc.
There's a million a year easy, for a small deployment.
Those are fonts you can load with the vga driver. Anything recent will load with the drm driver (intel, amd) or framebuffer. This emulates a text mode (rasops) on a graphical surfaces (vga has dedicated text mode), and for that they use spleen.
awesome, thank you. i remember vga vs framebuffer, and the time when linux made the switch. i was there, many thousand days ago. i might even have recognized that had those files mentioned vga somewhere in the path or contents.
I developed tinnitus on one side after covid, anecdotal but it slowly went away after I started taking a b complex daily, apparently it can promote nerve repair.
Not totally sure I fully believe it; but it seemingly worked for me.. shrug
Yeah, I feel ya man. It’s a weird time to be in tech when it often times everything feels like the last years of our work are now instantly reproducible.
I’m not sure i wanna stay on the ride much longer, at least in a corp setting. I guess i don’t have much of a choice.
Thanks for Jepsen, though, it’s made a couple of my applications much better in ways I wouldn’t have managed without it; even if I have to relearn clojure every time I pick it up, and those applications resulted in real jobs and careers for a bunch of people. It’s not going to pay for your house, but it’s all I’ve got.
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