paktek123

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by paktek123 8y ago
Maybe limit his/her time to only 1 hour a day and warn about dangers of sitting on the computer too long.
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by paktek123 8y ago
The senior title comes with many responsibilities that exceed the previous stages. For example I'd expect a senior to be able to take a well rounded approach to problem solving. They need to be able to use their years of experience to
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Distributed Stateful Applications with Azure VMSS, Packer, Ansible and Terraform(medium.com)
2 points by paktek123 8y ago|0 comments
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by paktek123 8y ago
It is a tough spot to be in. I think you are quick to identify the skills gap. It might be worth raising this issue with management and see if they can hire a senior dev. If not then I'd say clarify your skill set to management and say
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by paktek123 8y ago
The title is wrong this goes to "Docker for rails development"
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by paktek123 8y ago
Having gone through the same situation, I'd advise practice and you'll eventually catch on. Hackerrank is a good place to start.
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by paktek123 8y ago
Something doesn't seem right here. Devops is certainly in demand at least here in London. Where are you based
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by paktek123 8y ago
Any details if any personal information was stolen? I am a task rabbit customer.
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by paktek123 9y ago
Are there any consequences for people caught?
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by paktek123 9y ago
Try something lite like Flask or Sinatra and compare how quickly you can churn something out compared to the bigger feature heavy frameworks
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by paktek123 9y ago
I really hate it when I spend 30 mins booking the perfect flight and hotel then I cannot confirm because some ridiculously stupid error happens and I have to start all over again
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by paktek123 9y ago
Internal travel booking (hotels, flights, etc) software. Everywhere I've worked it sucks and corporate policy doesn't allow using normal websites because they don't get the same rates.
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by paktek123 9y ago
I'd say if asking for a pay rise doesn't pay off hang in there until you have around 6 months+ under your belt then move on. An alternative can also be to keep looking, you can still leave on very short notice in your probation pe
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by paktek123 9y ago
Rails comes with many libraries, you might use some or you might not, is this just to play around or for an actual project? I'd say if you know Django and python it shouldnt be hard at all to pick up ruby and Rails. I think learning ra
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Writing a Ruby Library in Crystal(medium.com)
1 points by paktek123 9y ago|0 comments
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by paktek123 9y ago
Applying to the right places is also key, many job boards simply post up fake jobs for their numbers. Stackoverflow and university job boards are normally legit places to start from. Don't even get me started on graduate schemes.
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by paktek123 9y ago
If I can't afford to buy it, I rent it :)
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by paktek123 9y ago
I'd say do whatever you are comfortable with. If you enjoy your current setup, why change it unless you have to ?
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by paktek123 10y ago
https://mesos.github.io/chronos/
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by paktek123 10y ago
For a small team yes its slow. But for a larger team with different skill sets, pull requests are a great way to spread knowledge and understand the context. Sometimes we don't need as many processes as we think.
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by paktek123 10y ago
Its already pretty easy with https://letsencrypt.org
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by paktek123 10y ago
What rights has the bank given to the consulting company regarding the software? If the bank has stated that the software can't be on github and your company is putting it there then it sounds like a legal trouble between the bank and
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by paktek123 10y ago
I've setup a postgresql backup before that would use pgbasebackup and get the latest xlog segments then I would start up postgres and run select 1 against it. That simply wasn't enough as I still got corrupted indexes but at least
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by paktek123 10y ago
I'd say depends on what operating system is being targeted. If its windows then creating an installer will be good enough. On Linux using package managers is the norm. It doesn't matter about the language as such, python is only p
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by paktek123 10y ago
Depends how you want to distribute it. You can provide the web application via a package manager (apt, yum, pip etc). If its infrastructure related maybe provide a puppet, chef or ansible module. Documentation is always good as complementar
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by paktek123 10y ago
Artifactory is a great alternative https://www.jfrog.com/open-source/#os-arti
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by paktek123 10y ago
I'd start with the basics - are any secrets/credentials visible in plain text? - how is input handled (escaping HTML etc) - how are headers and cookies being handled if any
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by paktek123 10y ago
- will the app be storing users details ? - is the app using any vulnerable packages - will app be displaying secure content - look at what information in logs Just some off top of my head.
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by paktek123 10y ago
https://ipfs.io
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by paktek123 10y ago
The main point mentioned here is that base image files cannot be trusted. But that is an issue that applies to running any static 'container' or even bare hardware running any sort of image. And both have to be updated or rebooted

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