gc times in golang

Started caching some vars on backend, you can visibly see how much it reduced gc times in #golang

Think I've wrapped up VM metrics visualization. Backend is Mimir/Prometheus. Metrics are CPU, mem, uptime, and IOPS/bytes.

#golang #selfhosted #homelab #virtualization #indiedev

Deleting more than what was added

So it seems like when I wrote weblet a few years back I only allowed for a depth of 2, not ideal in some cases. Refactored today to support 3 (and more) depth. Always nice when more code is deleted than added for "new" functionality.

#golang #coding #programming #indiedev #webapp

Issue in 1.26.2 and not in 1.26.1?

genai.owasp.org/llm-top-10/

OWASP's Top 10 Ways to Attack LLMs: AI Vulnerabilities Exposed YouTube video by IBM Technology

www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUNX... #ai #cybersecurity #infosec

Bill was probably written off so he could post about it

Another successful #OPNsense upgrade

go gc pauses over the past week

"Go has GC pauses", oh no think of the μs saved! #golang #coding #programming

Split the partition and install Mint lol

Your dad is a wise man

Consider this a reply of encouragement distrowatch.org

Been using along time as well. No excuse not to use Linux these days.

I guess Canonical doesn't support Ubuntu!

Nah that's a pass for me dawg. Macs and Windows are banned in this household. No exceptions.

People be like "something something VeraCrypt something Microsoft". Then I just remember LUKS doesn't have this problem. #linux #privacy #infosec

86mb rss

100k requests

p95/p99 response time

"Go isnt good with memory", "Go cant handle web traffic", "Go is too slow". ????

#golang #coding #programming #webdev

Can make this easier on yourself if you did the `strings.ToLower()` first then used a switch.... Just sayin.

Cannot recommend go-fiber enough. I've shipped lots of backend servers to prod with it and use it for all my other projects that need a REST API. Also have a few websites that use it with render for pages.

Heap errs?

“Using go fix to modernize Go code” by Alan Donovan — https://go.dev/blog/gofix

#golang

Which engine are you using?

I remember when I had to jump into some legacy PHP code after writing a backend in Go at a previous job. Felt like pulling teeth to do anything. The slowdown was too much.

slices.Last(...) probably coming in the future

One of my Go projects builds all 14 binaries in about 20 seconds.

I managed to get the live migration functionality working for virtual machines. I had to speed up the video to fit in a 3m window. This project is written in Go, uses QEMU/KVM, and I deploy it to all my bare metals.

#homelab #selfhosted #technology #virtualization #kvm #golang #indiedev #linux

indexer

search

@preslav.me definitely think you could benefit from my indexer. Was able to crawl your site of about 200 pages in 27s, indexed in ~396ms, searched in 487µs.

If you're looking for an integration I'd have to put together a binary that you can dump docs into and then search that way via REST.

Also, easier to chat me on Signal if you have that as I check bsky once a day signal.me#eu/et9uBGqVs...

Very interesting, I thought about adding this but wasn't sure there was a demand. One of my client site (has ~500 pages) can be searched here fancifulrealities.com/search can you play around with it and let me know if it fits your use case? If it does I'll put together a quick service.

I built my own implementation with bm25 and tf-idf.