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jhoelzel
3y ago
Red Hat has much less product on the market for this purpose and is nowhere near as complete as SUSE. OpenShift is powered by kubernetes. SUSEs solution IS kubernetes. Furthermore, i think they have clearly demonstrated how they see things.
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maybe i have random successes or my questions are simpler than yours, but it works for me: https://chat.openai.com/share/fbd14b6c-0ba0-473f-9e94-db97c6...
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3y ago
Love it! Personally i dont think the public offering has done them any good. They are unparalleled in the kubernetes space and im expecting much more awesome things to come. (and no, i dont simply mean clicky bunty rancher) By now i am su
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3y ago
While this wont affect 99.9% of us, I am very happy what this will mean for further kubernetes adoption. VMS are a concept of older times and should be replaced by containers. YES; there is still use for VM's but everyone and their mot
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3y ago
yes its in the "plugin store" and named "ask the code"
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3y ago
And it does not need to be. Personally i do not use it to generate novel code that will solve my problems, but when i point it at a github repo with the github plugin enabled, it will answer the questions i have about the code pretty much o
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3y ago
something in the middle i think. Like every skill, it depends on what you do with it. LLMs are controlled by language already, thus far i figured out that you best let the machine define the query and refine it. My personal take is that AI
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3y ago
Azure is pretty much only starting to sell the models soooo i suspect this might change very soon
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3y ago
*IP addresses AND domains please
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3y ago
While this post has some merit, all of these problems can easily be solved and there are dozens of guides on hit. The entire "CIS Hardening guide" will give you step by step tutorials on how to solve all of this, you just need to
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3y ago
Ill try to make this short for you: Solarwinds has centralized metrics collection and the attack mimicked the normal json payload, therefore the attacker was hiding in regular traffic. In our topic Microsoft has the keys to thousands of or
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3y ago
>Do some research? I do this for a living. And I build CIS compliant platforms for a living. What do you think the networking component was used for? I give you a hint its in the name. They attacker injected their own control server comm
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3y ago
At least do some research my friend. Hackers compromised a digitally signed SolarWinds Orion network monitoring component, opening a backdoor into the networks of thousands of SolarWinds government and enterprise customers. Solarwinds was
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3y ago
Its almost like centralizing software to mayor clouds is not such a good idea after all ;) Governments should own their own datacenters and access should be highly regulated. If you can spend billions on military projects that go nowhere, y
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3y ago
I learned the basics of electrics and rewired my house. While doing that i also learned how to "make" network cables and everything. That in turn has lead to some cool house automation for lights pool and more and now i can make m
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3y ago
this is the answer! This has happened since the beginning and sometimes too does happen if you ask it to repeat the same thing 1000 times
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3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Europe/North America | Remote Freelance Sr. Engineer with Kubernetes/DevOps/Golang Focus Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: yes Current preferences: Kubernetes, Golang, Kubernetes Operators, Ci/CD
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jhoelzel
3y ago
https://www.hoelzel.it I write about devops and kubernetes in general. I started this last year with the hopes of giving back to the communities that gave me everything. Another advantage is that i use it as a log for things i f
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3y ago
> " the author is saying that beyond a certain scale, every org is actually building their own internal platform whether they elect to view it that way or not" Ohh so devops is not bs? quelle surprise ;) > The ... entire arg
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3y ago
i can still argue each of your role titles: > Distributed Systems Engineer Not every distributed system is a kubernetes cluster > Cluster Administrator There are many services which should always run outside of kubernetes, loadbalance
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3y ago
There are over 6500 languages out there (so google tells me) which means there is a lot of interpretation for what word should actually be used for "bridge". At this point we have not even talked about the fact that DevOps is an u
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3y ago
While your concerns about the term "DevOps" are certainly valid, I'd like to offer a tiny counter-perspective that I think could offer some clarity. Firstly, the idea that "DevOps" is rewriting history doesn't
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3y ago
thank you for the explanation, I corrected it
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3y ago
om my god this guy is full of stuff..... >> "The growing zeitgeist is that “platform engineering is the future.” And given that I co-founded a product in the space, I sure hope so!" I am so sick of these shoesalesman trying
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3y ago
We just need to wait until the AI makes a better cheaper gpu for us all to enjoy ;)
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3y ago
Honestly TPM is probably creating more bad than good at this point. Every time I think about the millions of computers that will be declared worthless this year, it makes me a little bit more angrier.
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3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Europe | Remote Freelance Sr. Engineer with Kubernetes/DevOps/Golang Focus Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: yes Current preferences: Kubernetes, Golang, Kubernetes Operators, Ci/CD, Terraform, Ansibl
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3y ago
For a minute i had my hopes up there! I actually tried to build a wall of those and a motion activated picture wall for me and my fiance in order to have a wall of living memories. The problem i ran into is that you simply cant get them in
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3y ago
while i completely agree with you, your information will still end up in some database unless you actually do click to opt out
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3y ago
because it comes from the motherboard and will reinstall every time i reboot. I have deleted it before, renamed it and more but nothing helped unless i revoked its privileges. Or differently said, modern asus motherboards actively come with
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