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mkez00
7y ago
I was re-invigorated a few years back after doing nothing but webdev when I was thrown into a SysOps role (on AWS primarily). Having a webdev background helped when building small applications to hack things together.
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mkez00
7y ago
Tyler Technologies, SceneDoc | iOS Developer, Full Stack Developer (Java) | Mississauga, ON | ONSITE https://scenedoc.com/ SceneDoc was recently acquired by public safety software giants Tyler Technologies. We are currentl
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mkez00
8y ago
Good communication skills, eagerness to learn (engineering is a career not a job), some relevant experience with the stack we use. When I pick a specific candidate, I give them a personal assignment. The key is only one candidate gets this
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mkez00
8y ago
I love it. Coupled with Alertmanager it's a really easy to use and powerful platform. We also started serving custom Prometheus exporters for our product usage which has been helpful and really easy to implement.
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mkez00
9y ago
Yes. The reason why the decade one grew up in usually gets labeled "the good ol days" by said individual.
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mkez00
9y ago
Very true. However, software engineers care about what's under the hood. And the longer your company is operational you are bound to encounter engineering turnover. Attracting promising talent could get very difficult (and extremely
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mkez00
9y ago
Going to give this a try. Thanks for posting!
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9y ago
Author is building a Spring MVC application but labels it as a "Kotlin app". Is it because Kotlin is the new hotness and the Spring Framework is "old" and "uncool"?
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9y ago
Nice. Hope you don't mind me pointing this out, but cluster manager seems like odd semantics, wouldn't that grouping be container orchestration?