auspex

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by auspex 7y ago
Kubernetes has some complexity but with some time investment it becomes clear. You should learn this. Almost every company moving to the cloud with containers is leveraging it. I'd start with something simple like a GKE cluster on Goog
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You forgot security of the data and nodes.
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by auspex 7y ago
I was thinking more in business situations. If your friends have a problem with it that's another story.
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If people think it is strange you are not drinking you can mitigate this in a few ways: 1) Order a club soda with ice and a lime in the same glass they are serving something like Vodka soda. 2) Tell them you have an early meeting 3) Tell th
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by auspex 7y ago
For example: OpenVAS for vulnerability scanning on the VMs. Clair for container image vulnerabilities, OSSEC for IDS etc.
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Ask HN: SaaS boostrappers what does your security stack look like?
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Just change it to Falko
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The biggest issue I saw when evaluating Google Cloud Run *(for containers) is that a container needs to have an external IP address in order to access a managed database. I hope they address this soon!
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by auspex 7y ago
The skill sets needed for the three big cloud providers are very different. At a high level it seems the same... VMs, VPC, Firewalls etc. but they all are configured and managed differently on each platform. You need the experience as an AW
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by auspex 7y ago
TDD means writing tests before code At a very high level: Write the most basic case and it will fail (no code written). Write code so the test passes. Now write another test that will fail. Then write code so that tests passes. It forces y
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Usually 30% of the first year salary. Hire a $150k dev the recruiter gets $50k
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by auspex 7y ago
Disagree. Lots of remote work has been available in the last 20 years . You just needed the right skill set... as the parent said "new to you"
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Because the VCs are funding your salary. If the company goes under the investors lose their money. You get to keep the money (salary). So the risk is on them and there should be some protections.
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Make sure you back up that database...
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There is HIPPA
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I agree with you here. The git repo "pulls" changes from a remote instance/branch and then merges the changes.
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by auspex 7y ago
I think you should start looking for jobs that are "developer adjacent". Product managers, technical marketing, sales engineer, solution architect. Jobs like presales engineers have higher salaries than developers, require 15+ yea
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Except for security. You still have to.worry about that part of the infrastructure.
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Absolutely, in fact many employment agreements have wording that puts you in violation of your agreement if you don't disclose your ideas immediately in writing.
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Container breakouts typically require running a "bad container" or image that contains malicious code or that has been added after the fact. With the right security tools you can create "white lists" that only allow spec
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If the container doesn't require root. Just do a FROM image:tag and then add a User in the Dockerfile
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Any container not running as normal user is considered privileged. A root container is privileged bit isn't --privileged. An important distinction. From a security point of view running --privileged is just lazy. If you need things lik
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by auspex 7y ago
Why not keep a few hundred dollars in cash in a drawer for when you need it?
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A lot of times people have invention assignment agreements which make it really hard to have their own independent projects.
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I think the biggest thing you are missing is that Softbank gets a guaranteed return on IPO. If their shares are < agreed_return Uber issues them shares to make up the difference. But after the IPO they are on their own. So if the price d
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by auspex 7y ago
Good Post. He has sort of confused 'sales' with 'marketing' though, since most of what he talks about is marketing, but the main takeaways are sound!
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I had a job paying that kind of money when I was in high school working on applications for a large internet provider. The skills came from learning to program starting in the 5th grade. So first year students don't make that kind of m
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It doesn't matter if classical solutions are better at this point. We need to make progress and any baby step helps.
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Sales Engineering is a great late stage career if you have good soft skills
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1) Separate clusters 2) Service mocrosegmentation 3) 2 but using kubernetes network policies

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