Serverless Lambda on managed servers

Backends implemented on split ingestion pipelines are in for a rough time

Just wait until there's a leap second

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You can test new tech ideas using the Seinfeld Test

Would the product eliminate the plot of an episode? (Google maps, cell phones, paypal, battery packs)

Good tech.

Would the product inspire new Seinfeld plots? (NFTs, AI chatbots, crypto currency, blindboxes, metaverse land sales)

Bad tech.

Fantastic!

Are there any known solutions to setting up Claude Code authentication against a subscription plan in a headless, ephemeral environment?

I might write some code today just to feel something

Is there anyway to write Cloudformation without writing Cloudformation? Or is the answer to just have Claude spit it out? I used goformation in the past and found it useful, but sadly it looks like it's dead: github.com/awslabs/gofo...

It's jump-start-the-car level of cold this morning.

Now updated with our Python processor support. Just drop into an S3 bucket and pass their URIs via env.

GitHub - streamfold/aws-firelens-rotel: AWS Firelens log router based on Rotel AWS Firelens log router based on Rotel. Contribute to streamfold/aws-firelens-rotel development by creating an account on GitHub.

Just released an experimental #AWS Firelens ECS log router based on Rotel. This replaces the Fluent Bit container, supporting native OpenTelemetry pipelines. Let us know what you think: github.com/streamfold/a...

Thanks to ClickHouse for inviting us to share this post. Had a lot of fun digging into performance benchmarking work again!

That sounds great. If we can help contribute or review anything let us know. Looking forward to it.

Congrats! If you're working with OpenTelemetry in Lambda, this may be interesting: github.com/streamfold/r.... Rust OTel collection with very fast cold start times.

is antigravity packing a kafka broker?

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lol, I vaguely remember those. Mostly remember gentoo was the only way to get a linux distro working on the uni's Opterons at the time.

Triggered by the emerge @world

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It looks like Librato is finally sunset today, not a bad 14 year run. www.reddit.com/r/Solarwinds...

The front lines look rough

Time to put Vibe Code Cleanup Specialist on the resume

It required me doing ungodly things.

Datadog OTLP Intake Endpoint Datadog, the leading service for cloud-scale monitoring.

It's great to see Datadog adding agentless OTLP intake now, initially just with metrics and logs. Useful for one shot SDK integrations, but it's also interesting if it'll allow for smaller OTLP exporter only collector deployments in the future. docs.datadoghq.com/opentelemetr...

Object-oriented design patterns on OSHub [My scheduler operations implementation] A benefit of working on your own operating system is that you’re free from the usual "restraints" of coll...

The classic file descriptor vtable approach was a pretty useful pattern when building user-level CP/R back in the day. It meant we could just swap the FD pointer quickly based on whether it was virtualized or not. oshub.org/projects/ret...

The glue in many of these cases are the bindings built on PyO3. We found it powerful enough to allow us to go from Rust->Python->Rust when building native Python processor integration for Rotel.

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Number one reason I now add contact numbers to my phone from individuals that may only need to call once or twice, like a contractor.

The past 7 months @ramond.bsky.social and I have worked on the hypothesis that telemetry data requires a systems approach for high-perf, predictable and resource efficient collection at scale. We're excited to announce our progress so far and hope that the community can join us: dub.sh/A7sI0Tm