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Take the Fear Out of Git Push(worklifenotes.com)
1 points by taleodor 6y ago|0 comments
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Reliza Hub – What Changed Across My Instances on April 15?(youtube.com)
1 points by taleodor 6y ago|0 comments
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From DevOps to GoalOps(worklifenotes.com)
1 points by taleodor 6y ago|1 comments
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by taleodor 6y ago
These were exactly my thoughts when I first saw the critics of this book some time ago (btw I don't see much added value in this publication relative to what Alexey Guzey wrote initially). Like I agree that removing the bar is bad, but
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Approvals for any CICD pipeline via Reliza Hub – 6 min demo video(youtube.com)
1 points by taleodor 7y ago|0 comments
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by taleodor 7y ago
This is part of what we're doing with Reliza Hub - https://relizahub.com (note, we're in a very early stage). Apart from tracking deployments, we're really focused on tracking bills of materials and communication
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by taleodor 7y ago
I created a working app recently for Classic Mafia (Werewolf is a variant of that) card shuffle - for whoever is interested - https://mafia.brolia.com
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by taleodor 7y ago
First and foremost - it's not about you. Millions of people are getting laid off daily now due to the exceptional circumstances. It's ok to feel down for some time, but it's important to understand the broad picture and not t
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3 Problems with GitOps: Auditability, Approvals, Versioning(worklifenotes.com)
9 points by taleodor 7y ago|0 comments
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by taleodor 7y ago
To me, under circumstances universal income may be the most sensible solution. Which would also largely avoid questions like this one (btw everyone still going to take a hit - no doubt about that, but at least it could be negotiated between
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by taleodor 7y ago
> We need legislation to ban rents for COVID-19-affected businesses. This only works if the government mandates full moratorium on both rents and mortgages. That also means that no interest on mortgage is accrued during this time. Otherw
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by taleodor 7y ago
May be true for start-ups related to solving pandemic, but not for all. So far, nothing really changed for us at Reliza ( https://reliza.io ). My plan for this year was to launch MVP and work on it, which we did late February, and
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by taleodor 7y ago
Reliza Hub - https://relizahub.com - single pane of glass DevOps solutions that answers 5Ws - Who changed What, When, Where and Why.
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by taleodor 7y ago
This is short and informative, thanks!
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Lego World – No One DevOps Solution Fits All(worklifenotes.com)
2 points by taleodor 7y ago|0 comments
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by taleodor 7y ago
Due to self-isolation we switched from weekly playing mafia (werewolf) game offline to online (via zoom). But we needed a card shuffle mechanics, so I wrote this over weekend. Thought maybe this would be useful for somebody else ;) Note, th
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Show HN: Card Shuffle for Classic Mafia Game(mafia.brolia.com)
2 points by taleodor 7y ago|1 comments
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by taleodor 7y ago
If courses count, I can recommend those 2 courses from UIUC on Coursera - https://www.coursera.org/learn/cloud-computing and https://www.coursera.org/learn/cloud-computing-2
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by taleodor 7y ago
Google does trunk-based development for thousands of people - https://trunkbaseddevelopment.com/ (Although if you mean short-lived 1-day feature branches always merged back to trunk - we're on the same page here). Work
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by taleodor 7y ago
Thanks, looking forward. Yeah, totally get about git diff - I'm talking exactly about how you know that it is commit X that you need to compare with and not commit A. Also my preferred workflow is different from yours. I try to use tru
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by taleodor 7y ago
So case I'm talking about: I'm pushing 2 commits at once - A, B (B being the latest). Last commit before that was X. Commit A changes component 1 relative to X. Commit B doesn't change this component. In your case, how can yo
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by taleodor 7y ago
Thanks for your comment! I would discourage use of git diffs as in many CI cases builds happen per git push rather than per commit. This means that you need to maintain a separate mapping of component vs git commit where it last changed. So
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Using Monorepo? Do not rebuild unchanged components in CI(medium.com)
4 points by taleodor 7y ago|9 comments
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by taleodor 7y ago
Exactly this. Unfortunately, way too often I see execs saying "that's too expensive, we just have to do it manually" instead of using good tool. Then what happens is somebody making $100+/hour would spend several hours t
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by taleodor 7y ago
This is not about microservices talking to each other, but rather about seeing customer-facing product as a whole with all its different components and their versions. And yes we can agree that there are various (usually "greedy")
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by taleodor 7y ago
Fair point - yes, I kind of try to avoid it for any provider. But special thing about Google is they are raising prices or worse cancelling or modifying services at will. For AWS or Azure I developed way more trust over time - could be subj
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by taleodor 7y ago
My approach with any Google b2b product - always have a plan to migrate out of Google and never agree to anything that locks you to Google. After seeing what they did to Google Maps and Api.AI / Dialogueflow jumped from free to 5k$ ove
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by taleodor 7y ago
> My point is your article is based on a fake premise, or a poorly designed premise. That's a strong statement which you should at least try to provide counter-example to support - just saying "you design it wrong" is not
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by taleodor 7y ago
Thank you, great read and Pact looks interesting.
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by taleodor 7y ago
Very good point, thank you. My take is we're actually getting there pretty quickly and 3rd party drop-in components where you can mix and match is indeed the future.

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