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Also that workflow of SSH'ing into a machine is becoming rarer. Nowadays systems are so barren they don't even have SSH.
by threatofrain 1y ago
Also that workflow of SSH'ing into a machine is becoming rarer. Nowadays systems are so barren they don't even have SSH.
- CaptainOfCoit 1y agoSomeone might have ssh access, just not you :) VPS' will still be VPSing, even though people tend to go for managed Kubernetes or whatever the kids are doing today. But if you're renting instances/"machines", then you're most likely still using ssh.
- blooalien 1y agoAnsible (system management automation) runs over SSH. So do a lot of other useful tools, like git, rsync, most everything from the "CharmBracelet" folks [1], and also anything you can port tunnel, so yeah. SSH is still useful to some of us out here. Personally, I do all my commandline stuff locally and manage remote stuff via SSH through various tools and scripting, so I get mostly the best of both worlds there. :) [1] https://github.com/charmbracelet/ https://github.com/charmbracelet/
- voidfunc 1y agoThat's a cute thought not grounded in reality. The infra may be cattle but debugging via anal probe err SSH is still the norm.
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