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makerbreaker
14y ago
This must be the Kim Kardashian of law firms.
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makerbreaker
14y ago
As a other-than-the-occasional-nes-play non-gamer, this is addictive!
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makerbreaker
14y ago
They aren't making 22k/yr is his point though. A US based dev, who is working 60 hours per week, and not making 50,000$+ is doing something wrong (or chose low pay for a cool company etc)
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makerbreaker
14y ago
For linux, you can use vim.
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makerbreaker
14y ago
Im not clear on why you get better features. I have a webapp that I built, that utilizes rackspace's API and chef. I have a chef server that I use for all my configuration management, I have a Rails app that I use to talk to my chef serve
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makerbreaker
14y ago
"Chef's Data Bags are incredibly useful." Very true. Not having to deal with a DSL (which is a personal opinion) is the reason I chose chef over puppet. Plus the IRC channel seems to be more active. Is the AWS opswork link broken for any
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makerbreaker
14y ago
The author should hire a hacker for 100k/yr and let them work on whatever "is fulfilling" to them then, as it must be nice to look down on "optimizing your paycheck" when student loans exist. Fwiw making cool stuff and money are not mutuall
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14y ago
A lot of stores already have this "magic" button. It simply pages an employee and brings them to you. And yes, I would use it.
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14y ago
Another thing I think helps to explain how beneficial a good configuration management system is, especially if you have a good deal of systems, is to think of the servers as part of a botnet, and chef as the command and control.
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14y ago
Another benefit is abstracting away the management via a boxed in webapp. I manage about 2000 servers all running chef. Things like IPs, host files, firewall settings etc, are stored in databags, each server has its own databag that can be
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makerbreaker
14y ago
http://www.billboard.com/charts/hot-100 There is an indie artist #1 on the charts right now, first time in 20 years, and second time in history. "...won’t talk about how much money they’ve made, but it’s enough to make a major label’s adv
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