Vim使用小技巧

如何键入真正的Tab字符? 如果你想要在 Vim 中输入真正的 Tab 字符,你可以在插入模式下按 Ctrl-V,然后按 Tab。这将插入一个真正的 Tab 字符,而不是空格。 注释代码? 快捷注释, V gc 如何缩进? 在 Neovim 中,您可以使用以下方法进行代码缩进: ...

August 28, 2024 · 3 min · 1136 words · Joey

Istio Error Flag

HTTP and TCP Long name Short name Description NoHealthyUpstream UH No healthy upstream hosts in upstream cluster in addition to 503 response code. UpstreamConnectionFailure UF Upstream connection failure in addition to 503 response code. UpstreamOverflow UO Upstream overflow (circuit breaking ) in addition to 503 response code. NoRouteFound NR No route configured for a given request in addition to 404 response code or no matching filter chain for a downstream connection. UpstreamRetryLimitExceeded URX The request was rejected because the upstream retry limit (HTTP) or maximum connect attempts (TCP) was reached. NoClusterFound NC Upstream cluster not found. DurationTimeout DT When a request or connection exceeded max_connection_duration or max_downstream_connection_duration . HTTP only ...

August 21, 2024 · 2 min · 351 words · Joey

Google I/O connection 2024

进场 Google Cloud 最新动态 在GoogleCloud上用Gemini构建web应用 使用数据库构建生成式AI应用 午餐 使用Ray 超越RAG Firebase

August 8, 2024 · 1 min · 62 words · Joey

bypass chrome Your connection isn't private

How to Bypass Google Chrome show “Your connection isn’t private” step 1. Click a blank section of the denial page. step 2. Using your keyboard, type thisisunsafe. This will add the website to a safe list, where you should not be prompted again.

September 14, 2022 · 1 min · 43 words · Joey

Build - The first pillar

What is Build? The Build pillar addresses the use of feature flags for building and delivering new features, bug fixes, and code changes of any kind. While much of this category deals with release management, we’ve named it “Build” because of the critical role feature flags also play in pre-release activities. Such activities might include trunk-based development, testing in production, and rollout planning. Traditional software development is reactive: teams push code and pray things go well. Build offers a proactive approach, wherein developers test features in production and collect user feedback before a release. This implies making feature flags an essential part of your release strategy. ...

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Empower - The fourth pillar

What is Empower? Empower, the fourth and final pillar of feature management, reimagines the process of giving users access to your software. It applies especially, though not exclusively to managing entitlements. In a software context, “entitlements” refers to the act of enabling or disabling features, services, and products for customers. For example, when you unlock your full application for a customer who had previously been using an abbreviated trial version, you have managed an entitlement. ...

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LaunchDarkly’s vision of feature management

Software powers the world. LaunchDarkly empowers all teams to deliver and control their software. Theoretically, teams can engage in all four pillars of feature management without relying on a dedicated feature management tool. In many cases, engineers will construct a patchwork solution for feature flag management in-house. Some organizations, however, do build and use world-class homegrown systems. But in our experience, the latter is the exception. Unsurprisingly, LaunchDarkly contends that, in the long-run, a commercial feature management platform is more affordable, sustainable, and painless than the alternative. You can explore the pros and cons of building vs. buying a feature management solution here . ...

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Learn - The third pillar

What is Learn? The Learn pillar of feature management focuses on enabling all teams to better understand how software changes affect users and systems. It is designed for the entire product delivery team: developers , DevOps and site reliability engineers (SREs) , and product managers (PMs). Of all the pillars, Learn is especially concerned with helping software orgs become more data-driven. As a part of this, it provides mechanisms for engaging in hypothesis-driven development, an approach that embeds the scientific method and experimentation into the process of building software. In this way, Learn also supports the “relentless pursuit of continuous improvement,” a key principle of Continuous Delivery . ...

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Operate - The second pillar

What is Operate? Operate, the second of the Four Pillars of Feature Management, encompasses feature flag use cases that improve the operational health of your application. It entails making feature flags a mission-critical piece of your operations. As deployment speeds and infrastructural complexity go up, so does the need for operational safeguards. Feature management is that safeguard. Teams that use feature flags via a feature management platform reduce risk and ensure customers remain satisfied with their service. They dramatically cut down on serious incidents. For example, as previously cited, Honeycomb has a “change fail rate” of just 0.1% , a feat shared only by the world’s most elite software teams. And the company cites its use of LaunchDarkly as a big reason for its exceedingly low failure rate. ...

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Reducing technical debt from feature flags

Reducing technical debt from feature flags Read time: 16 minutes Last edited: Oct 15, 2024 Overview This guide provides ways to reduce and eliminate technical debt related to feature flags using LaunchDarkly. Like all debt, technical debt accumulates over time, but you can mitigate that debt over time if you put effective processes in place before you need them. In this guide, we’ll explore: The challenge of technical debt The lifecycle of a flag Naming conventions Using tags Code references Deprecating, archiving, and deleting flags Just like feature flags should be a core engineering practice, so should a strategy to address technical debt. LaunchDarkly can help you by automatically identifying flags that need code removal or are ready to archive. ...

20 min · 9912 words · Joey