It feels like that every time I need to put in some evening hours to get things done, github knows and turns the chaos monkey up to eleven.
But if you only got that IP and a MAC-Address - how do you know which tenant is supposed to adopt the device?
Counter Strike 2
I've been migrating some Workflows to dagger.io. So far it's amazing.
ideally serves as both
I don't get the hate about Microservices. Use Event Sourcing to eliminate the whole S2S Communication and gRPC to connect the Clients. Done.
They fire up winnuke.exe!
Seems like a Solution in search for a Problem. Instead of hardcoding the URL to the Request it can be set in the config like it was done with jsonplaceholder.api.token. And creating a Request for every API-Endpoint…
yep .. almost blew my ears out :/
I don't get the point. If your are on to replace your CSV im-/exporter you can switch to a non-ridiculous format anyway.
It feels like that every time I need to put in some evening hours to get things done, github knows and turns the chaos monkey up to eleven.
But if you only got that IP and a MAC-Address - how do you know which tenant is supposed to adopt the device?
Counter Strike 2
I've been migrating some Workflows to dagger.io. So far it's amazing.
ideally serves as both
I don't get the hate about Microservices. Use Event Sourcing to eliminate the whole S2S Communication and gRPC to connect the Clients. Done.
They fire up winnuke.exe!
Seems like a Solution in search for a Problem. Instead of hardcoding the URL to the Request it can be set in the config like it was done with jsonplaceholder.api.token. And creating a Request for every API-Endpoint…
yep .. almost blew my ears out :/
I don't get the point. If your are on to replace your CSV im-/exporter you can switch to a non-ridiculous format anyway.