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Man, these new #GtiHub ARM64/AARCH64 beta runners are fast. Maybe not bogged down with tons of noisy neighbors yet.
#GitHub finally released #ARM64 runners into public beta. I had to make some small changes to the build because the ARM Ubuntu image is a little different. But one of our service build times for the ARM64 container went down from 20 mins --> 4 mins! Win.
More appreciation for how well it has been going working on a couple of medium-sized Go projects. We've worked to keep test speeds quick and it takes only about 3 seconds to run 5k+ assertions on one of the projects.
Any interest out there in me writing a blog post on this PoC I did awhile back in #TruffleRuby? #Ruby
This #Golang production project at work has been a lot of fun so far. Nearly 20K LoC and the static binary is about 45MB :)
I compared ZStandard compression against GZip in #Golang for a workload that I have at work. ZStandard produces binaries that are about 5% smaller but takes 50% less time to compress and 50% less time to decompress. That's a real boost.
The Go implementation is here
Imagine if splitting a string were something that you could automate for your customers? #awscloud
https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/route53-resolve-dkim-text-record-error
Amazon Keyspaces from #awscloud is pretty interesting. It's a #Cassandra-compatible (with limitations) implementation on top of DynamoDB as far as I can tell. The nice thing about it is that it's serverless so you don't have the huge overhead for running a full Cassandra cluster. We are using it and so far so good. It has a few annoying limitations, though. These are the ones that I've hit:
LOCAL_QUORUM
. It does support other consistencies on read.ALTER TABLE
statement. However, this custom option pisses of real Cassandra (and Scylla) which you are likely to be using for local dev. Which requires a migration workaround.If you can manage to work around that, it's pretty nice. And the price is attractive.