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by cbushko 5y ago
That is an interesting way to do it. Per project would allow you to set give each developer all the permissions they need. The worry I have with this is that as you grow you will eventually end up with a bunch of dead projects. You need to
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by cbushko 5y ago
I really enjoyed this article. I will assume that logs are being sent to a dedicated GCP project. Can you shorten the retention of logs and traces in Stackdriver? If so, that would be amazing and make this practical for all dev use.
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by cbushko 5y ago
Base64 is your best friend!
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by cbushko 5y ago
You can setup NextDNS at the router level.
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by cbushko 5y ago
I did not see it mentioned anywhere but does this have the same performance problems as Docker Desktop for Mac?
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by cbushko 5y ago
What DB are you running?
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by cbushko 5y ago
They are similar skill sets but the domains are different. I am not expected to understand every javascript framework that is thrown at developers and they are not expected to know the inner workings of our networking, kubernetes or service
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by cbushko 5y ago
I'd also add that Ops is not automating these problems away.
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by cbushko 5y ago
And this only works if your Ops team provides good tooling for deploying, logging, monitoring and alerting. I have heard of companies deciding to do 'devops' and it turns into a free for all of dev teams having to handle/buil
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by cbushko 5y ago
I am sincerely curious why you feel this way about DevOps.
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by cbushko 5y ago
I think it comes down to passion and curiosity. Those are two things can happen at any age and education. It is also something that ebs and flows based on energy levels.
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by cbushko 5y ago
I am in Ops and I can understand this point of view. The author is probably overwhelmed with issues that are 'not his problem' and this is his rant on it. To be fair, Developers are getting slammed with their responsibilities too.
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by cbushko 5y ago
Awesome catch!
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by cbushko 5y ago
Their pricing for GCP is way off. If you were looking for an instance with 32 GiB of RAM, you do not have to buy one with 40 CPU. There are other options such as: > n2-highmem-4 4 32GB $0.262028 Which turns out to be the cheapest price a
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by cbushko 5y ago
The only datapoint I can give is that moving from AWS to GCP reduced our bill by 2/3rds. That isn't a 1 to 1 comparison though as we did a re-platforming at the same time. Moving from AWS ECS to GCP Kubernetes was probably the big
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by cbushko 5y ago
So expect the next version of Spiderman to be based on a mRNA spider.
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by cbushko 5y ago
I too had some fun getting a nice neovim setup going but in the end I just wanted to get work done instead. I settled on https://github.com/LunarVim/LunarVim and then I customize my lv-config.lua with the extra pluggin
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by cbushko 5y ago
Ageism is a thing but I don't think it is always due to the fact that you are "old". Companies turn old people away because they do not want to pay for "experience". Why pay twice as much for an experienced develope
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by cbushko 5y ago
The Two-And-Done rule is fantastic and I would take it one step further. I am correct, A LOT, when it comes to technical decisions, strategies and the Right Thing To Do™ but that does not mean that my decision is Right For The Business™. I
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by cbushko 5y ago
I see DevOps as a culture shift that is working towards a culture where developers can easily build, deploy, monitor and alert on their code in production. It is a direct counter-attack to the pattern of developers throwing their code over
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by cbushko 5y ago
Manitoba Nurses are on shaky ground too as they haven't had a contract for 4 years.
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by cbushko 5y ago
That is painful for sure.
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by cbushko 5y ago
Would running something like the docker proxy below on an old laptop help? TLDR: A caching proxy for Docker; allows centralized management of (multiple) registries and their authentication; caches images from any registry. Caches the po
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by cbushko 5y ago
It seems to me that the concepts of high availability, scalability and resilience are things that are just not taught or emphasized at most companies average at all. As Ops, this is a daily battle of education and prod readiness checklists
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by cbushko 5y ago
I definitely agree and I have seen this. I can understand being risk averse to change and unknowns but debt and cognitive load should be a consideration too. This is why teams creating a billion microservices because it is the pattern of th
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by cbushko 5y ago
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. Is it really junk or are we lacking in time/money/tribal knowledge to understand how it deeply works? I like to think that I am a Very Good Engineer™ but I am sure that I would produce a similar piece
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by cbushko 5y ago
I agree with you that most developers do their best work after 6-8 months and that developers get less productive after 24-36 months but for totally different reasons. Developers don't get 'lazy', 'bored' or 'c
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by cbushko 5y ago
So far it seems to be ok. My stack is 1 customer per namespace and I am running it across around 100+ namespaces, 3 keydb pods each. Some customers are very bursty - I don't have an RPS - but they are holding up for us. I would still o
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by cbushko 5y ago
My company is staying fully remote with 'hub-offices' for those who want to get together. I plan to stay working from home even though the office is an 8 minute commute. I like my co-workers but I just want to work on my craft and
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by cbushko 5y ago
I spent months trying to get some clustering solution of redis running in kubernetes. Every single solution was a huge hack such as running a HAProxy in front on it and having that point to the master. The best solution I found was running

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