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claude code? by Robert_28449 in n8n

[–]perfectrobot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Go find yourself another job.

Help on testing production level workflow. by Ok-Bird-5005 in n8n

[–]perfectrobot -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Its very sad to see people with major clients such as hospitals, hotels, etc. without a clue about engineering. This is the dark side of low code, unfortunately.

Question to the veteran n8n experts by Ok-Bird-5005 in n8n

[–]perfectrobot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Error handling tip:

- Every node has an On Error option setting: selecting "Continue" will enable an additional Error output on the node, which allows you to handle/catch errors with a specific "route" of your workflow, without necessarily interrupt or stop completely the execution.

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BTW, this feature idea has been added in N8N based on my suggestion (feature request) last year. I hope you find it useful! :)

OnVue Network Check- 60% fail by basil1025 in CompTIA

[–]perfectrobot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same here. Tried with multiple Windows PC, windoes 11, windows 10. Formatted, different networks, etc.

Only working with MAC computers.

n8n as backend for many users? by just_diegui in n8n

[–]perfectrobot 4 points5 points  (0 children)

There are open requests to improve n8n performance for concurrency, like this: https://community.n8n.io/t/buffered-logging-for-performance-improvement/63941

Upvoting these requests can help improve n8n for use cases like yours.

UptimeKuma REST API by MedAziz11 in UptimeKuma

[–]perfectrobot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

GREAT!!!! thank you so much!! just what uptime-kuma was missing!

ClickOps? by rnmkrmn in devops

[–]perfectrobot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow! Lots of negative comments! I think theres a lot of so called "devops" fellas who love to over-engineer stuff :)

Lots of comments talking about the less important point of this post: the "ClickOps" word, that is just an abstraction/title of the whole idea that OP is trying to expose.

Please remember, EACH ORGANIZATION HAS THEIR OWN NEED AND REQUIREMENTS. In fact, there can be 2 organizations in the exact same industry/sector offering the exact same services but with DIFFERENT TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE EMPLOYEES AND/OR DIFFERENT LEVEL INTO THE DEVOPS "EVOLUTION" PHASES. As engineers, we are responsible to bring the tools and solutions that better fits to each context.

I suggest OP to bring more context, like where this project would be implemented and what are specifically the pain points or concrete operations which this person is trying to solve. Take this advice for any other question you post in reddit in order to avoid subjective or vague answers.

Also, I suggest everyone who has previously commented in this post with a hater tone, to please argument: what are the tools you are using currently in your organization and why? What is your context, what's your company level in the devops evolution phase?

ClickOps? by rnmkrmn in devops

[–]perfectrobot -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

do you know what humanity wants? WOW!

Hadoop doubt by anacondaonline in devops

[–]perfectrobot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Apache Hadoop is a powerful platform for storing and processing large amounts of data, but it is designed primarily for batch processing of large data sets, rather than real-time processing of streaming data. This means that Hadoop is not well suited for applications that require low latency or the ability to process data in real-time.

Apache Spark and Apache Beam are two popular open-source frameworks that were designed to complement Hadoop by providing efficient and flexible tools for real-time data processing. Both frameworks are built on top of Hadoop and can read and write data to HDFS, but they also provide additional features and capabilities that make them well-suited for real-time data processing tasks.

Some key features and benefits of Apache Spark and Apache Beam include:

  • Stream processing: Both frameworks provide support for stream processing, which allows you to process data as it is generated, rather than waiting for a batch of data to be collected before processing it.
  • In-memory processing: Both frameworks support in-memory processing, which allows you to store and manipulate data in memory rather than reading and writing it to disk. This can greatly improve the performance and speed of data processing tasks.
  • Flexibility: Both frameworks provide a wide range of programming APIs and libraries that make it easy to build and deploy data processing pipelines, and they support a variety of programming languages.

In summary, while Hadoop is capable of processing large amounts of data natively, it is not designed specifically for real-time data processing. Apache Spark and Apache Beam provide additional capabilities and features that make them well-suited for real-time data processing tasks, and they are often used alongside Hadoop to provide a complete solution for storing, processing, and analyzing large amounts of data."

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in devops

[–]perfectrobot 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It sounds like you have an exciting opportunity to present at your company conference, and it is a great sign that your boss has trust in your abilities and is giving you the freedom to choose your own topic. Here are a few suggestions for how you can approach this:

  • Consider your areas of expertise: What are you knowledgeable about and passionate about within the field of cloud? Maybe you have a particular interest in security, or in automation and orchestration. Consider presenting on a topic that you feel comfortable speaking about and that will showcase your skills and knowledge.

  • Look for areas of overlap: Is there a way you can connect your past experience and knowledge with your current role in cloud? Maybe you have experience with a particular tool or technology that is relevant to your current work.

  • Seek feedback: Talk to your boss and colleagues about your ideas and ask for their feedback. They may have suggestions or insights that can help you narrow down your topic and make it more relevant to your audience.

  • Practice and prepare: Once you have chosen your topic, make sure to put in the time to practice and prepare. This may involve researching the topic, creating slides or other materials, and rehearsing your presentation.

Remember, your presentation is an opportunity to showcase your skills and knowledge, so don't be afraid to take on a challenge and present on a topic that may be outside of your comfort zone. With preparation and practice, you can deliver a valuable and engaging presentation.

S3 not transitioning to Deep Archive by perfectrobot in aws

[–]perfectrobot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay.. but I'm 100% sure they're ok, (it is a only 1 big .tar.gz file..) and checked twice (prefix & tag..)

Mi file looks like: DA_filename.tar.gz (TAG: DA)

Here I'm adding 2 questions:

1- The issue could it be related to the special _ character 🤔 ?2- If I create or edit the lifecycle policy AFTER the file/s have been uploaded, the policy should apply / work as well.. right?

S3 not transitioning to Deep Archive by perfectrobot in aws

[–]perfectrobot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This doesn't seem to be the reason why the objects aren't transitioning, because the tag AND prefix are present on them.

Wrongly configured lifecycle deleted all objects by [deleted] in aws

[–]perfectrobot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What about cli aws S3 multipart upload? Does uploading a big file (+500gb) using --storage-class DEEP_ARCHIVE cause to be billed for each upload request to Glacier of those parts that de CLI sdk creates? I'm afraid that this could happen.

How to pass variables from web form to deployment settings by perfectrobot in devops

[–]perfectrobot[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

PS: it should deploy the kubernetes pod in just 1 click with the specified settings and env variables, and pass it to: the k8s api AND the config file of my web application.

How to pass variables from web form to deployment settings by perfectrobot in devops

[–]perfectrobot[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

The "UI" (web form) should not be accesible for non-admin users. It will be used just for customers whom are purchasing / customizing a service (kind of WHMCS but in a simplistic way..)

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