---"Everything being equal" Open Source Software provides more value than proprietary.--- Where is the added value for the end user in your opinion?
I'm not sure I understood your comment... is intellectual property evil? Are the free software guys on the wrong track? The way I read it there is a bit of self-conflicting points in the comment. Can you elaborate a bit…
Well, if you had a closed-source product, let's say a distributed KV-store just to say something ... well, I gotta say Redis in the KV-store example I guess... would you stick with Redis because it's -nowadays…
That's gold, thanks! So, what I understood from the MemoryDB story is... value-for-money ... and try to avoid lock-in. But -from the Doppler bit-, a "soft" lock-in is acceptable if the price is right. Did I grossly…
Thanks @Eridrus! Can you give me some insight into how would you look at it when making a recommendation about it? I don't know you so it's hard to give an example, an old example that comes to mind quickly for me is…
Your opinion is very important, but real-life examples would mean a world for me to better understand :)
Instead of capturing traces all of the time which has a CPU, memory and storage overhead that can be quite brutal, we "backtrace" errors. Think of it as following an exception bubbling-up a program execution stack...…
Thanks @The_DaveG! We'll continue to strive and do our best to "wow"! :)
Hi taubek! Everything we build is about streamlining the experiences we provide, from monitoring and troubleshooting to discovery (no need to wait for something to go wrong, right? ;)). We found such integrations…
Production-grade, we are currently supporting AWS EKS and GCP GKE is coming next week! But we will have AKS and others going strong before July ends! :)
Hey there! Anibal here, CTO @ Kerno! We do support multi-cluster, multi-region and multi-account. We build abstractions of your components and workflows independently of the environment and help you keep things in check…
---"Everything being equal" Open Source Software provides more value than proprietary.--- Where is the added value for the end user in your opinion?
I'm not sure I understood your comment... is intellectual property evil? Are the free software guys on the wrong track? The way I read it there is a bit of self-conflicting points in the comment. Can you elaborate a bit…
Well, if you had a closed-source product, let's say a distributed KV-store just to say something ... well, I gotta say Redis in the KV-store example I guess... would you stick with Redis because it's -nowadays…
That's gold, thanks! So, what I understood from the MemoryDB story is... value-for-money ... and try to avoid lock-in. But -from the Doppler bit-, a "soft" lock-in is acceptable if the price is right. Did I grossly…
Thanks @Eridrus! Can you give me some insight into how would you look at it when making a recommendation about it? I don't know you so it's hard to give an example, an old example that comes to mind quickly for me is…
Your opinion is very important, but real-life examples would mean a world for me to better understand :)
Instead of capturing traces all of the time which has a CPU, memory and storage overhead that can be quite brutal, we "backtrace" errors. Think of it as following an exception bubbling-up a program execution stack...…
Thanks @The_DaveG! We'll continue to strive and do our best to "wow"! :)
Hi taubek! Everything we build is about streamlining the experiences we provide, from monitoring and troubleshooting to discovery (no need to wait for something to go wrong, right? ;)). We found such integrations…
Production-grade, we are currently supporting AWS EKS and GCP GKE is coming next week! But we will have AKS and others going strong before July ends! :)
Hey there! Anibal here, CTO @ Kerno! We do support multi-cluster, multi-region and multi-account. We build abstractions of your components and workflows independently of the environment and help you keep things in check…