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PoC for managing [DataDog](https://www.datadoghq.com/product/) Monitor resources via kube: https://github.com/mzizzi/datadog_operator

@nolar Good question. I hadn't made the distinction when I originally posted the question. After reading more into how the go client works.. It uses a combination of rate-limiting, in...

@nihlaeth First off - thanks for taking the time to dig into some of this! > On a different note, the need for hacks like this is exactly why I'm...

Thanks for taking the time to leave feedback. > Natlink required installing Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Service Pack 1 Redistributable Package (ONLY 32 BIT VERSION WILL WORK), which isn't in...

I should note that the context manager above was simply a proof of concept and it will break things if included in existing grammars. (Things are going to happen out...

Thanks for the details. That explains not seeing a direct 1:1 relationship between actions/get_context calls in my testing. I'll see what can be done with our current caching system and/or...

I looked into subscribing to events from x11 today and came up with the following: https://gist.github.com/mzizzi/1c5dddf90811830c3941 The idea is that we could potentially run a script similar to this in...

I like where this is headed; we're coming up with quite a few possible solutions. > Suppose we had the events thread poll the current get_context code in a loop,...

It's slow because we shell out to so much. We might be able to completely do away with caching if we're quick enough. I grabbed a couple native python libs...

We don't have to stop with get_context. Shelling out to xdotool for input is pretty slow too. We can remove most (all?) shelling out to xdotool using libxdo for direct...