BGP, to Battlemaps
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Clearing Storm Around Half Dome

Yosemite in the winter time is magical if you can stand a little cold. Clouds move in and out of the valley without warning. They can bring snow or rain or both depending on how cold the storm front is.
This image was captured as a storm was clearing from the valley and the clouds released their grip on Half Dome.
https://fineartamerica.com/featured/clearing-storm-around-half-dome-bill-gallagher.html?newartwork=true

AndrewWriteGood, to RPG
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Just come across from a link in the Kickstarter page. This hack of Cairn looks amazing! Really wanna give this thing a spin with one of my many modules sometime https://adamhensley.itch.io/monolith

JRDRD, to Horror
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Here are my 10 favourite horror films of the 2020s (in no particular order):

-Talk to Me
-The Empty Man
-Pearl
-Come True
-Barbarian
-Horror in the High Desert
-Megan
-The Black Phone
-Saint Maud
-Monolith

Crazypedia, to random
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alexskunz, to HikingPics
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"Cubistic Monolith" for

This is El Capitan (To-tock-ah-noo-lah), the giant granite monolith dominating the western end of Yosemite Valley. I liked how it looked almost cubistic, bathed in late October morning light against a clear blue sky. It is estimated that this rock is 100 million years old. Photographed in October 2023.

pixiepoison90, to gaming
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Decided to put some freelance pay towards my first indie game purchases of 2024.
Start the year off right! 😀🎮

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ConFooCa, to random
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🔍 Next February, join @frankel to discover pragmatic techniques for chopping your monolithic app. https://confoo.ca/en/2024/session/chopping-the-monolith #ServerLess #MicroServices #monolith

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frankel, to random
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mikkergp, to random

In the vs argument, monoliths are often valued because they’re “simpler”, but it seems like there are a multitude of examples where this isn’t true, and that monoliths really have to be carefully design and managed to maintain that simplicity. Otherwise too much code ends up in too many crazy places to easily grok.

That being said it’s very situation dependent and even varies within situations. Bad monolith design will be made worse with bad microservices.

chronicallydave, to bloomington_in
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michael, (edited ) to webdev
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So, today I deployed the 2nd microservice that I had split out from our monolith.

I’m a big believer in avoiding complications, so how did I know I needed microservices?

Both of these were aspects of our app that needed independent scaling from the rest of the app: while the main app scales quite predictably with user growth, these two services see huge fluctuations in usage, regularly increasing (and occasionally decreasing) 10-fold or more in a matter of hours, and without warning.

It also helped that these are logically quite self-contained, without strong dependencies on the state of the application.

Ultimately these two microservices now run on CloudFlare Workers, allowing near infinite scale, and geographic distribution, which is fantastic!

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michael,
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I've written a blog post about this, to give it some more context:

https://blog.thms.uk/2023/10/splitting-out-microservices?utm_source=mastodon

As a single developer on our app, I hugely value simplicity, and a monolithic infrastructure simplifies things a lot.

So why (and how) have I recently split out two Microservices from our monolith?

bitbonk, to random
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angelus_04, to random
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OverageGmngCom, to gaming
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angelus_04, to gaming
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Monolith | NEW Point & Click Space Adventure Game from the Makers of Secret Files
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vb9ETSzgW-g&ab_channel=YakWaxLips

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worldwillweb, to random French

J'ai trouvé ça dans un magasin de destockage. Je ne sais pas de quand ça date, mais il y avait tout un stock 🧐
Quelqu'un connait ?

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rlcj, to AncientHistory
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My first pass on Avebury Stone Circle. In my view a more impressive monument than . An artist friend thought the fleeting clouds contrasted with the permanence of the stones. I’ll take that!

drmorr, to random
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Ok, time to liveblog another paper! This time I'm reading a paper from Google published in HOTOS '23:

Towards Modern Development of Cloud Applications by Sanjay Ghemawat, Robert Grandl, Srdjan Petrovic, Michael Whittaker Parveen Patel, Ivan Posva, and Amin Vahdat

https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3593856.3595909

drmorr,
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In this paper they propose a different design pattern:

  1. write apps as a
  2. use a runtime to split up the apps
  3. deploy atomically

4/

webframp, to random
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Happy to have been able to contribute to this post on a familiar subject https://thesmythgroup.com/insights/harnessing-conways-law-to-create-better-custom-software/

adrianco,
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@Di4na @webframp If you read The Grammar of Systems by Patrick Hoverstadt it talks about the principle that a partitioned system is inherently less complex. need to be decoupled enough to be safely independently deployable (or you just built a distributed ). I need to find time to write a blog post about this… https://a.co/9ZC6xEr

cazabon, to random

@jerry 's recent reminded me of something I've long wondered about.

have .

mostly seem to have overflow drains.

I don't think I've ever seen a kitchen sink with an overflow drain, and I've overflowed a couple in my life as a result.

Anyone if there's a practical kitchen sinks don't have 'em? Or is it just "always been done that way"?

cazabon,

@rbairwell @jerry

Interesting. I'm in Canada. Maybe this is just one (more) of those things that the UK and/or Europe do correctly and North America are just a bunch of primitives around a black in .

kerfuffle, to random
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"Everything should be a function" is just as shortsighted as "Everything should run on Kubernetes" or "Everything should be a ". There is no one-size-fits-all . Every setup has, or will have, shortcomings. When a new tool arrives to address such a shortcoming, it doesn't mean you can just apply that tool preemptively to every problem to avoid any and all shortcomings. Maybe cold starts aren't an issue for you, or you don't need to scale horizontally.

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