So in the last few days or so, it’s occurred to me that the current internet has a culture where everyone and everything must be perfect, and even the slightest offense causes widespread anger, panic, and vitriol. There’s no room for forgiveness anymore, and instead, mob mentality prevails and takes things to an unhealthy extreme.
Read the full postNearly all of our containers are running supervisor as the main process. While it’s been solid and reliable, I’d like to move past it to something with less dependencies. In this case, we’re not using Python at all, so having to have both Python 2 and 3 installed seems superfluous. Enter s6, skarnet’s supervisor suite, […]
Read the full postAh yeah, it’s been awhile since I updated this blog. Life and work have just been super busy recently. Anyway, I wanted to knock out a quick post about a Ruby framework I’ve been using called Hanami. It’s a really nice little framework that, to me anyway, is the most viable alternative to using Rails. […]
Read the full postRecently I’ve come across a use case for having PHP and Ruby talk to each other on the same server. While I knew that this should be possible through the use of UNIX sockets, I’ve never actually delved into rolling my own sockets. The PHP documentation around sockets is obtuse at best. Ruby’s UNIXSocket and […]
Read the full postSo I’ve been experimenting with dkron as a way to run distributed crons. Now that I’ve got it all working, I think I can make sense of it – but getting to this part was admittedly a pain, in part because the documentation is a bit obtuse. Hopefully the following helps you if you’re stuck.
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