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• They mention that their app runs on Fly, but the database is currently managed in-house. |
• The speaker emphasizes the importance of scaling both the app and the database together. |
• Discussion about the limitations of PostgreSQL when used across continents due to reading large amounts of data |
• Idea of using multiple PostgreSQL read replicas in Fly to improve performance |
• Mention of alternative database services such as PlanetScale and Superbase |
• Conversation about not having enough time to experiment with different approaches |
• Discussion about Jared's preference for vanilla PostgreSQL and the creation of a "Just Postgres" t-shirt design |
• Plan to double down on improving PostgreSQL functionality |
• Next episode of Kaizen |
• Publishing on changelog feed vs. Shippet feed |
• Upcoming episodes (90, 91, 92, potentially skipping 93-99) |
• Fahrenheit and Celsius temperature discussion |
• 1Password integration and secrets management |
• Request for 1Password contact to test beta feature |
• Discussion of biometric logging and passwordless systems |
• Mention of a blog post on the 1Password blog about PassKeys |
• Plans to implement passwordless authentication in Ship It episodes |
• Personal discussion, including birthdays and family involvement |
• Recap and closing remarks, including announcements for future episodes |
• Wrap-up of the guests |
• Positive sentiment towards the experience |
• Goodbye and farewell message |
• Repetition of "Game on" |
[0.12 --> 6.12] I'm Gerhard Lassou and you're listening to ShipIt.show, a podcast about ops, infrastructure |
[6.12 --> 7.68] and embracing change. |
[8.20 --> 11.14] This is our ninth Kaizen with Adam and Jared. |
[11.58 --> 16.46] We start today's conversation with the most important thing, embracing change. |
[17.12 --> 21.10] For me, this means putting ShipIt on hold after this episode. |
[21.62 --> 26.60] It also means making more time to experiment, maybe try a few of those small bets that we |
[26.60 --> 28.28] recently talked about with Daniel. |
[28.28 --> 31.76] Kaizen will continue, we are thinking on the changelog. |
[32.22 --> 33.62] Stick around to hear the rest. |
[34.20 --> 36.38] Big thanks to our partners Fastly and Fly. |
[36.74 --> 41.66] This MP3 is served with minimal latency from the Fastly edge location, which is closest |
[41.66 --> 42.10] to you. |
[42.62 --> 47.48] Our app and database run on fly.io because it keeps things simple. |
[58.28 --> 70.78] Change is constant. |
[71.78 --> 78.30] And the one thing, the one lesson which really helped me was to not fight it, but embrace |
[78.30 --> 78.54] it. |
[78.54 --> 84.62] Some may think, oh, this sounds very agile-ish and I thought we are post-agile. |
[85.18 --> 86.90] But this is one constant, right? |
[86.96 --> 88.04] Change will always happen. |
[88.18 --> 92.98] And if anyone has been paying attention to the world, things have changed so many times |
[92.98 --> 94.26] in the last couple of years. |
[94.26 --> 98.62] So that's the one thing that will always be constant change. |
[99.18 --> 105.84] So with that in mind, me embracing change and change being constant, I'll be taking a break |
[105.84 --> 108.52] from ShipIt after this episode. |
[109.20 --> 110.42] That's a gut punch. |
[110.70 --> 111.54] It is a little bit. |
[111.54 --> 118.64] And that's why I want to make it sound as positive as it can be because it is. |
[119.52 --> 127.16] So if you remember when we started, I was experimenting so much and trying so many things, crazy ideas |
[127.16 --> 129.44] like let's use Kubernetes for changelog. |
[130.22 --> 131.06] Remember that one? |
[131.06 --> 131.24] I do recall. |
[131.56 --> 132.04] I do. |
[132.08 --> 132.36] For sure. |
[132.78 --> 134.94] And then Jared came, no, let's use Fly. |
[135.10 --> 136.06] And we try that as well. |
[136.06 --> 142.06] So we were experimenting quite a lot before ShipIt or I was experimenting quite a lot before |
[142.06 --> 142.44] ShipIt. |
[142.56 --> 147.30] And then, you know, ShipIt was taking more and more of my time to the point that I was rushing |
[147.30 --> 151.14] from one thing to another thing to the next episode, the next episode. |
[151.80 --> 154.06] And I had less time to experiment. |
[154.32 --> 156.18] So I'd like to do more of that. |
[157.10 --> 160.28] More experimenting, less shipping of ShipIt. |
[160.66 --> 162.18] Less shipping of ShipIt episodes. |
[162.28 --> 163.40] Yes, that's right. |
[163.74 --> 165.40] But definitely shipping. |
[165.40 --> 168.72] So things will still continue changing on the changelog side. |
[169.20 --> 171.26] The improvements will not stop. |
[171.68 --> 176.00] And if anything, a couple of other areas are already picking up, like Dagger, for example, |
[176.12 --> 183.02] for me, which means I need more of my headspace, more of my A game for that thing. |
[183.52 --> 185.34] Embracing the change. |
[185.34 --> 192.60] So the big why, if we say why in general, it's because you were stretched too thin in order |
[192.60 --> 194.52] to do the experimentations that you love. |
[194.84 --> 200.66] And you need some headspace, dagger, taking off, taking over. |
[200.66 --> 213.98] And ShipIt being very much your passion project, a side project for you, you know, had some financial stability, but, you know, was never going to be, or at least in its current form, not going to be a full-time thing. |
[213.98 --> 218.14] And something had to give because you were burning. |
[218.36 --> 221.34] You're burning on both ends and we don't want you to burn out. |
[221.84 --> 223.86] And so there you have it. |
[223.94 --> 224.26] That's right. |
[224.34 --> 226.12] I was checking myself basically. |
[226.50 --> 234.28] And it's really important to know when to stop and what to stop and to know how to rearrange things. |
[234.28 --> 235.34] And everything is temporary. |
[235.80 --> 238.14] I think that's something that, you know, it's worth emphasizing. |
[238.72 --> 240.16] Nothing will last forever. |
[240.34 --> 241.04] Not even us. |
[241.38 --> 241.52] Right. |
[241.92 --> 244.22] But hopefully we've had some great time together. |
[245.02 --> 247.68] More amazing things will come because this is not the end of it. |
[247.70 --> 248.66] It's just a pause. |
[248.88 --> 252.48] And we don't know how it will continue and what shape or form. |
[252.90 --> 259.98] I don't think that the approach, nothing wrong with the approach, but we can improve on it some more. |
[260.26 --> 261.28] Some video would be nice. |
[261.28 --> 268.60] There are so many videos that we shot in the last two years since we had ShipIt, but we published very few of those. |
[269.24 --> 273.64] Like working with various people, experimenting, but we never had time. |
[274.42 --> 277.64] You know, I remember episode 33, very Shipmas. |
[278.48 --> 281.18] We recorded with the Upbound folks. |
[281.36 --> 283.84] We recorded with the Dagger folks at the time, right? |
[283.86 --> 285.68] Because I wasn't part of Dagger back then. |
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