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How to Manage Large OpenTofu/Terraform State Files(blog.gruntwork.io)
2 points by zgoldberg 2y ago|1 comments
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by zgoldberg 2y ago
Gruntwork outlines four different "IaC Topologies" for managing terraform state at scale, including the "Terralith", workspaces, multi-unit and Stacks.
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Try a Cafe Instead of Standup(blog.gruntwork.io)
1 points by zgoldberg 2y ago|1 comments
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by zgoldberg 2y ago
Gruntwork is and always has been a 100% remote company, and over the years we've learned a few lessons about running efficient engineering meetings. Some key ideas: - Collect information in parallel - Store topics in a permanent databa
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It's Time to Switch to OpenTofu(blog.gruntwork.io)
67 points by zgoldberg 2y ago|24 comments
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by zgoldberg 2y ago
OpenTofu is now more secure (state encryption), maintainable (early variable evaluation), and powerful (provider iteration) than Terraform. This is the advantage of being truly open source, foundation-managed, and community-driven. Now is a
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by zgoldberg 2y ago
Thanks aaomidi! We have ranges up for 2 of the 3 roles, we'll get one up for the third shortly!
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by zgoldberg 2y ago
Gruntwork | GoLang Engineer, Marketing Manager & Sales Engineer | REMOTE (North American Timezone) | Full-Time | https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/Gruntwork Gruntwork (gruntwork.io), the company behind Terragrunt, Terratest, Boi
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by zgoldberg 3y ago
Appreciate the feedback. I think you've nailed something with the phrase "Tech Startup", feels more precise and universally understood/aligned with what the book is about.
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by zgoldberg 3y ago
Good feedback! I was trying to get at the idea that DevOps is broad, its often invisible and its therefore often undervalued/underprioritized. I'll have another go trying to convey that.
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by zgoldberg 3y ago
I'll never turn down a pointer to a typo; fixed, thanks!
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by zgoldberg 3y ago
Just read through your twitter thread, I really appreciate this perspective and I completely agree, a manager's job includes ensuring the right circumstances to foster intrinsic motivation. I think where I might quibble is there are of
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by zgoldberg 3y ago
Thanks! Fixed.
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by zgoldberg 3y ago
Author here! Such a book can't be written by one person alone, but this could be the kernel of such a book Completely agree, and that's my dream for the book. Should be named "Software Startup CTO's Handbook" I
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by zgoldberg 9y ago
Lottery.com | Backend/Fullstack Senior Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full-Time | North America Remote OK Contact us at: careers@lottery.com ABOUT LOTTERY.COM At Lottery.com we’re assembling a world-class team of brilliant min
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by zgoldberg 11y ago
ah, ok, I understand your complaint. I actually agree with you, I was definitely playing fast and loose with classifications there. That said, my point wasn't about how to classify data storage systems, so much as to emphasize the f
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by zgoldberg 11y ago
Ah! Good point! A complete brainfart on my end. Definitely should've included javascript as an example.
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by zgoldberg 11y ago
Thanks!
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by zgoldberg 11y ago
Do you disagree with the point?
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Commandments of Good Code(zachgoldberg.com)
24 points by zgoldberg 11y ago|8 comments
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by zgoldberg 12y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER -- Remote OK (We're based in Hong Kong, something within a few time-zones is preferable) We're a mobile communications startup based out of HK (both founders from the valley though). We're launching an iOS
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by zgoldberg 13y ago
Why is privacy a necessary property of a "serious" currency? Just because that's the precedent doesn't mean it's the 'right way'.
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Cerebro: Eliminate needless 3:00AM sysadmin alarms(zachgoldberg.github.io)
2 points by zgoldberg 13y ago|0 comments
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by zgoldberg 15y ago
The Google Prediction API (code.google.com/apis/predict) will help you get started with machine learning without the need to write any additional code (other than API calls)!