Theron Luhn

Are you saying that you are working to let multiple tasks share the same Fargate host, so that you might be able to binpack them rather than dedicating resources for...

> Would CPU bursting at startup (e.g. burst up to 2 CPU for the first 5 minutes) be sufficient? Or are there workload types which could benefit from runtime bursting?...

> I think I'm ok with this but I think it should be done universally for our various cookie-generating APIs (auth, sessions, csrf). Sounds good, I can include those in...

> In the interest of alternatives that do not require changing Pyramid to solve this problem - all the apps I write source these settings from the ini file. It...

Why do we use a hash at all, rather than a full tuple, like we do for discriminators?

Currently when a connection breaks, `get_message()` behaves differently than `Redis.publish()`, `PubSub.subscribe()`, or whatever your favorite command might be. That's why I'm reporting a bug. It should work exactly the same...

Maybe "reconnect" is the wrong word. All `get_message` needs to do is `conn.disconnect()` when a `ConnectionError` occurs. `Connection` will handle the rest. I'm not sure what `publish()` does behind the...

FWIW, the equivalent issue+PR I opened with redis-py has been merged. https://github.com/andymccurdy/redis-py/issues/1572

The toutiao.io link doesn't show the full article. Maybe link to the Wayback Machine? https://web.archive.org/web/20170202072117/http://spaces-vs-tabs.com/4-weeks-of-golang-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly/

Yeah, both the legacy authz/authn policy and the new security policy use the same `secured_view` view deriver, so it's in the same spot in the pipeline.