nomorecodehere8

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by nomorecodehere8 3y ago
It's evolution. I like Python, it gets love and support. And it's all about the data structures - really. With python all I have to do is figure out the data - the rich set of OO, functional or imperative approaches and APIs does
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by nomorecodehere8 3y ago
'all the unix tools like awk...' Not ad-hominem but where were you 95-2006 because Gawk, Sed and Burne shell were the answer to read only perl scripts. That is one of the reasons Perl is basically no longer used: it was used with
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by nomorecodehere8 4y ago
There is no way you will change the system other than to revoke it the way the current woke generation is trying to do. Revocation hurts others and makes this approach anathema to them. What eventuates is hate, mistrust, opportunism and fea
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by nomorecodehere8 4y ago
Don't use TF for k8s. That is the one lesson I have learned. Use jenkins + shell scripts for k8s. Drive vendor tools (eksctl) or use kube* tools.
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by nomorecodehere8 4y ago
The first thing with bash scripts is you need to use a type system. Enforce json as your configuration language. Then have error handling as part of a default shell function library that emits json. All you are doing then is passing bad ret
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by nomorecodehere8 4y ago
Why do ppl obfuscate like this? k8s is a control plane + api and client and workers. Don't make it weird. If you do then control the weirdness: the hooks are all there. To me it still looks like client/server with some development
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by nomorecodehere8 4y ago
You hit every high point of my own experience but there are caveats. 1. If you have to do on prem then virtualize and package till you can wash, rinse repeat. 2. Secure systems with k8s are a thing: Stigged k8s, stigged host systems, mtls,
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by nomorecodehere8 4y ago
I was full stack 20 years ago and didn't even notice it. It was called being a senior sysadmin. Now if you were to ask me to code review someones js, come up with an EOL migration strategy for kubernetes clusters, optimize a solution
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by nomorecodehere8 6y ago
From personal experience this guys sales pitch is used to defend and glorify the worst work cultures. Having worked at a place for 12 years believing that my contribution was vital and necessary and then seeing that conception unwind in two
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by nomorecodehere8 6y ago
It's amazing how much knowledge is being lost with the advent of container revolutions and orchestrator Os'es. Cgroups is _still_ opt in not opt out...though those who never have worked in HPC on bare metal with parallel libraries