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by devops99 2y ago
Rats can drive little cars if you give them the right brain computer interface. Rats are gangster.
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by devops99 2y ago
> If you know how to do serious software without spilling any memory This thread is about K8s Pods (and other K8s resources) that have been sitting idle, not memory leaks in software. As far as "spilling" memory, the problem ha
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by devops99 2y ago
> Some hacky tool to restart programs to fix memory a memory leak is sometimes necessary due to time constraints or being a stopgap. This makes sense for K8s resources that ARE still serving production traffic. But this overall thread is
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by devops99 2y ago
That's the very weird thing about the little universe within Apple's macOS, there are pockets of very high quality here and there, next to "what the fuck are you guys even doing?", and a Unix core that's been effect
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by devops99 2y ago
I feel you on the YAML, the configurations I have in Neovim that I load (as a separate config from my default) just for contending with YAML are a bit gnarly. And, the linting tools for YAML, or the particular dialect of a specific thing in
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by devops99 2y ago
> for organizations that don't have superstar, ultra-competent Just outsource. Outsource to those who do have DevOps people who know what they're doing -- most companies do this already in one form or another.
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by devops99 2y ago
> but it happens to the very best teams. I am very convinced it does not. I think where the apex between our viewpoints lies is what we recognize (or not) as "best" teams.
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by devops99 2y ago
Specifically, leaving the corporate political dynamics aside, we move the workloads to the deployments that are up to standard and then archive+drop the old ones. Very simple.
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by devops99 2y ago
> At large orgs the devops/cloud people are constantly Two of our clients are large (15,000+ employees, and 22,000+ employees) orgs. Their tech execs are happy with our work, specifically our software delivery pipeline with guard ra
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by devops99 2y ago
With our GitOps patterns, anything you could call an "environment" has a Git branch that reflects "intended state". So a K8s namespace named test02, another named test-featurebranch, and another named staging-featurebran
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by devops99 2y ago
As a cloud/DevOps consultant, I don't believe in letting management drag on the life support of failed deployments. We (the team I built out since a couple years ago) carve out a new AWS subaccount / GCP Project or bare-metal
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by devops99 2y ago
> However, as DevOps practitioners, we often face complexities that lead to stale or orphaned resources due to fast deployment cycles So, as a DevOps practitioner myself, I had enough say within the organizations I worked at, who are now
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by devops99 2y ago
> Puppet and Chef are still broadly used Damn, that's fucking crazy, and also really depressing at the same time.
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by devops99 2y ago
If you find yourself using something like this, you seriously fucked up as DevOps / cloud admin / whatever.
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by devops99 2y ago
I haven't seen anything other than total crap come out of LLMs.
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by devops99 2y ago
Always, and by law.
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by devops99 2y ago
People still use Puppet? All I ever see out there is Ansible, and some Salt.
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by devops99 2y ago
https://xcancel.com/realGeorgeHotz/status/1868356459542770087
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by devops99 2y ago
The brew install cyphernetes at the top of the page is an immediate turn-off.
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by devops99 2y ago
https://xcancel.com/TechEmails/status/1868368310024462791
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by devops99 2y ago
Surveillance and censorship don't facilitate meaningful social interaction. People do want to use computers to coordinate social value, but the model of involving a 3rd party is not desirable.
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by devops99 2y ago
If you believe the dumbest propaganda the CIA and Mockingbird media could come up with, you could have that perspective and think you're reasonable. But yeah, you sound vaccinated.
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by devops99 2y ago
Per my anecdotal surveys, many who have done LSD, many of whom otherwise are atheists, believe that demons are totally real.
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by devops99 2y ago
What else would you like to put on the wish list for Santa?
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by devops99 2y ago
The GOP isn't the party of that side anymore. Only on paper.
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by devops99 2y ago
He's more of a corruption protestor than conspiracy theorist. A somewhat belligerent corruption protestor, yeah, but more that than anything else.
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by devops99 2y ago
He espouses a lot that much of the modern "left wing", or at least what is sold as "left wing" (but is not our typical progressive/liberal friend we know), comes right out of technocratic think tanks. It's in t
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by devops99 2y ago
He does call out a lot of corruption, much of it prima facie. And given how much there is, who conspired with who else (or not) is neither here nor there. Alex and the circa 2010 Occupy Wall Street crowd have a lot more in common with each
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by devops99 2y ago
Around when DVDs were the thing, Bit Torrent was super awesome (still is).
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by devops99 2y ago
Nice.

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