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ClickHouse

#Databases #Relational Databases #Data Warehousing 43 social mentions

User agent "sniffing" (I mean, it's right there. It's not exactly subtle.) has been going on since the before the IE6 days. That it now extends to make things easier for us as command line users is... Kinda convenient? Another site where I've seen it done to good effect is http://ifconfig.me . Hit that with a web browser and get a page of accompanying information. Hit it with curl, and get back your ip in ascii - not even an extra newline character is returned! The underlying question is do you trust clickhouse.com or not? You don't have to; I've never met the team or talked to them, and I can't make that decision for you. But whether you go to the site, laboriously find the download page, right click, download a binary, install the deb/rpm, ask your package manager for what files just got installed, then find and run the clickhouse binary, or just let your computer do it for you via a shell script, the end result is the same. Code from clickhouse (and we're sure it was from clickhouse because of TLS) was downloaded to the target machine, and then got run. Does things have to be difficult and annoying in order for you to like it? (Psychology studies say yes, actually.).

#Sysadmin Tools #Network Administration And Management #IP Data 89 social mentions