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ResilientDB would practically sell itself!

Would be cool to have something like this for debugging outgoing container traffic in Kubernetes.

I got introduced to HTML through Neopets as well. I remember joining a Legend of Zelda guild. Another member and I decided to start our own guild. He showed me how to use an image tag so we hotlinked a bunch of sweet images and created a bunch of new accounts to boost our member count and that helped us organically get members. Good times!

On AWS, we bake our AMIs with packer and include the Ansible roles and playbooks.

We use CloudFormation to deploy, so in the instance metadata we have it run Ansible locally to bootstrap and return the exit status to cfn-signal.

We retrieve secrets via Parameter Store. For environment specific configs that are not secrets (ie passing in vars from CloudFormation), we have cloud-init write a json file that we include with our ansible-playbook command.

The command ends up looking something like:

ansible-playbook -v -i 'localhost,' -c local /some/path/playbook.yml --extra-vars '@/some/path/vars.json' && /opt/aws/bin/cfn-signal -e $? --stack ${AWS::StackName} --resource ${AsgName} --region ${AWS::Region}

Agreed, the logistics company IKEA uses - North American Logistics Group is the worst.

A table top got damaged so they had to get me a new one and they said I should call them to reschedule. It was impossible to reach anyone. Even talking to IKEA CS on the phone was clueless as to what to do.

I finally just sent a DM to IKEA customer service on Twitter and they got everything sorted out. So if you need help just message them on Twitter.

We're on AWS so we use SSM Parameter Store. Works nicely with KMS and IAM.

Perhaps you could instead pivot this idea. I think it would be more interesting if you could have the editor play back all the actions taken that led to the resulting commit.

Are you guys using rails w/ graphql-ruby? Would love to see a blog post with more details about the backend implementation!

That'd be pretty cool actually. I write quite a bit of Ansible, and having someone to talk to about Python could be really useful. I'm a ruby/js guy myself and have started writing react-primer-draft on github. Feel free to reach out via my email in my profile.

Because people can be very opinionated. You're obviously going to find very vocal people on the internet.

They may be pushing you toward a technology because that's where they found their happy path. Could also be a way for them to justify their own choices.

At the end of the day, just pick something and build it.

It's not really that SPA specific, if you want to just use React for the View, then Part 1 and Part 4 (to be written) is probably all you need to get started.

Collectively, all the parts of the primer, together should give you the tools you need if you want to build a SPA.

Ah sorry about, I was trying to highlight keywords but I might have been too liberal about it.