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- heckj: @FallenPegasus is there an architectural diagram and explanation of how @openshift works anywhere? Been looking, not finding...
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- heckj: @jreichhold met Brady C. tonight, completely by chance. Seems like you've already warned people about me! :-)
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- 6 months later… Essex | Rhonabwy April 8, 2012
- True or false: Citrix is more compatible with AWS — Tech News and Analysis April 7, 2012
- OpenStack 2012.1 ("Essex") is RELEASED ! : Mailing list archive : openstack team in Launchpad April 6, 2012
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Author Archives: Joe
Artificial Intelligence for Games, Second Edition
I’ve been thinking it’s time to cobble another IOS app up for sale, not just fiddle around with open source client apps (which is a lot of the IOS work I’ve been doing lately). So I found a board game … Continue reading
Posted in Geekstuff, iPad, iPhone, Ranting and Reflections
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Inside the Nova service framework
In my previous spelunking article, I went over the basic pieces needed to get a nova service stood up. Well okay – I skipped logging – maybe another article later for that later… Quick recap: The service framework in nova … Continue reading
Benchmarking Celery
Before you even go there, I’ll preface this with YMMV. This little post is to document a benchmark that I did for an internal use case, in the hopes that it’ll be helpful for others. As a benchmark, I wasn’t … Continue reading
Spelunking Nova – flags and services
I’ve been doing a lot of spelunking into the nova codebase, digging around and trying to learn some of the under pinnings. Some of these pieces were a bit confusing to me, so I’m stashing them up here for Google … Continue reading
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Sunny summer mornings
Its been ages since I wrote here, and its time to get back into that a bit. Since January I’ve switched jobs, which I have found to be immensely refreshing. My teams at Disney accomplished truely amazing things, including an … Continue reading
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javascript everywhere
There’s an interesting fast iteration in language efforts happening around javascript. It’s been pretty much dominating the client side arena for ages, started to make some interesting headway into server side with Node.js, but now I am starting to see … Continue reading
Posted in Geekstuff, Ranting and Reflections
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A week with the fitbit
I first heard about fitbit from a coworker who used it to track his daily running and activity. He showed it to me, and it’s a pedometer with a bit more – it wireless sync’s to a base station (laptop … Continue reading
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Site moved and updated
I’ve a little bit of additional work to call it 100% complete, but the site is now available (as you’ve likely noticed) and updated internally. Still wordpress, but shifted to a new hosting location. My previous one decided to disable … Continue reading
Posted in Ranting and Reflections
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jquerymobile and having design constraints
I’ve been working on this idea/project called Eyes for the past year on and off. Maybe for the past 4 to 6 months I’ve been stymied by what I want the visual representation to look like, struggling with the options … Continue reading
Posted in django, Geekstuff, Ranting and Reflections
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Eyes – a new monitoring system
It was over a year ago that I started getting really annoyed at the state of monitoring systems. They all do what you sort of expect a monitoring system to do – watch (poll) systems and alert you when something’s … Continue reading
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