Unresolutions
Did you make resolutions this year?
Meetup’s Unresolutions campaign is fun.
Logging in S3
Managing Bucket Logging
Server access logs are useful for many applications because they give bucket owners insight into the nature of requests made by clients not under their control. By default, Amazon S3 doesn’t collect service access logs, but when you enable logging Amazon S3 delivers access logs to your bucket on an hourly basis.
I had enabled it because logging shoud be there but
Google Analytics is enough
for my use case. So I disabled it again.
Collins
Collins is Tumblr’s infrastruture
management system.
Collins started as a system to manage all of the physical servers, switches, racks, etc in Tumblr production environments. As we started to inventory hardware, IP addresses, software, and so on, we found the API and data gave us an excellent way to drive automation processes. Today Collins can do push button cluster (HBase, Hadoop, web, etc) deployment, drive configuration generation when hardware cluster topologies change, drive infrastructure updates when software configuration changes, and help manage software deploys.
An another interesting point is that Collins is written in Scala and Play.