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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
Can you give management a single good reason to waste hours of time migrating away from a working product because you’re disappointed? If 240 additional bucks a year for a product that continuously moved features from higher to lower tiers
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
Could you elaborate on complexity estimations? Not sure what it means.
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
I’m running https://www.p3r.one I’m building Open Source tooling in the DevOps area and custom SaaS platforms for startups. Doing this from germany and making 100% of my income with it.
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
His main point was about not owing his time to someone. Not something. I can totally relate to that perspective. I value my time over anything else and it is apparent that money, if you have enough of it and use it wisely, gives you power o
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How to Become a Certified Kubernetes Application Developer in 2020(p3r.one)
3 points by derfabianpeter 6y ago|0 comments
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
PS: Looking for jobs as Head of Product or CPO https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24942045
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
Maybe ask Jon from Cultmethod for help https://cultmethod.com
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
Great article. Bad title.
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
Author of apollo here. Using multiple Cloudron instances for production stuff and am still heavily inspired by the operational stability and ease of app-onboarding the Cloudron team has managed to maintain. apollo strives to deliver a Cloud
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
Thanks for the kind words. Hopefully you'll find the time to verify if it would fit your needs!
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
author of apollo here. I think conceptually apollo and cap rover are pretty similar in that both try to deliver some degree of abstraction to the developer when it comes to application deployments. Where I see a great difference is that apo
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
Never heard of that software but yeah, seems apollo is a good name for all things infrastructure and platform :D
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
Hey, author of apollo here. Thanks for the feedback and questions, I'll try my best to shed a little light here. - Yes, you can run apollo even on nodes with only 512MB RAM and 1 core. There's no programmatically imposed limit - i
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
Yeah sorry for naming. Did 0 research upfront. My dog is named "Apollo, I'm a not-so-creative guy, things just evolved and now here we are!
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
While you're right that I am the main maintainer of this project, you might underestimate its traction. apollo is being developed and professionally supported by my company and runs in production for many of our customers (ranging from
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
Hey, author of apollo here. Unfortunately I've never used Dokku or Heroku myself, but from what I know of them, apollo is different in that it doesn't provide any platform services developers can consume (like DBs, Caches, S3, ...
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
I for one like the simplicity and straight-forwardness of both, your company and your product name. I also like the tool. From what I see this seems to help a ton operating safe environments if used correctly. Will definitely give this a tr
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
Thanks for sharing this. Will give it a try with my team next week. Could be exactly what we’ve been looking for the past weeks to handle auth with cloud infrastructure providers on our automation platform.
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
I‘m using Adguard for this
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
I think this is great advice, but hard to apply or understand if you‘ve never actually had nice-to-have problems. I can totally relate to those rabbit-hole kind of problems that only feed the procrastinator in me.
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
Reminds me of env0 [1]. Pretty cool idea overall. [1] https://www.env0.com/
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by derfabianpeter 6y ago
Jitsi Meet, Matrix or Nextcloud Talk. See more here [1] [1] https://www.peter.saarland/hosted-homeoffice
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by derfabianpeter 7y ago
You probably also don't mind consuming other people's work for free and for your own advantage. You're arguing from a very emotional and moral point of view. In the end, if the creator doesn't adapt to its audience (mone
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by derfabianpeter 7y ago
PS: if you have suggestions for additional sites to scrape for projects, let me know. Currently I'm focussing on german sites since I only scout for projects in this area, but I'll happily advance the range of inputs.
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by derfabianpeter 7y ago
Yes, the headline was a bit over the top ;) The HackerNews Part (assembling useful information on the DevOps topic) is WIP and currently on the end of the site. I guess this will go into the direction of a resource-board for DevOps-stuff (b
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by derfabianpeter 7y ago
I'm on it. I implemented the Scraping part in the beginning and didn't work on it as much since then because I wanted to Bot-Functionality to complement my workflow for acquiring and acting on this information first. I guess some
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by derfabianpeter 7y ago
Fully agree. Still not sure what it will do in the end entirely but I'll outline its current functionality better. For now, it scrapes DevOps Projects (actual jobs you can apply to) from multiple sites and broadcasts each new (and vali
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Show HN: A Hacker News for DevOps Projects(devops-projects.de)
4 points by derfabianpeter 7y ago|7 comments
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What Is DevOps(peter.saarland)
1 points by derfabianpeter 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: An Auto-Generated List of DevOps Projects from Popular German Sites(devops-projects.de)
1 points by derfabianpeter 7y ago|0 comments

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