timmahoney

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by timmahoney 2y ago
I've been using a Raspberry Pi to serve as a kubernetes master, with a few Intel NUCs to run as the workers, and I've loved it. The whole setup is small and cheap to run; I installed everything into a switch depth rack in my basem
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by timmahoney 3y ago
I have no ego about my code. As long as you're not being a "jerk" about it, I'm all for any opportunity to improve it. Constructive criticism is always welcome.
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by timmahoney 4y ago
DevOps lead here; technically we have 2 week sprints, but we use kanban and basically add support tickets for each item that the team needs to work on during the sprint. This means that sometimes our "burndown" is more of a level
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by timmahoney 4y ago
Interesting linkedin post from a colleague I used to work with.
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by timmahoney 4y ago
I put together a silent pc earlier this year and I'll never go back. I had a Dell "new" XPS with 16 cores and 32GB on it, and the fan for the laptop itself runs 80% of the time, and even the docking station for it has a fan t
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by timmahoney 4y ago
Not to mention, the work you perform while in that rested, ready state is of better quality than it would be otherwise.
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by timmahoney 4y ago
I was working at Capital One a while back, and like most larger companies, they have a referral bonus and an internal recruitment website where you can refer candidates. They also have a personal link so that if you share it with a friend,
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by timmahoney 4y ago
In kubernetes I run external secrets, which is nice. I store The secrets in key value or file format in AWS Secrets Manager, which gets synchronized to the cluster into a secret. From there it gets mounted into the running pod via the envFr
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by timmahoney 4y ago
I can't agree with this more. I find it extremely difficult to find something I want to watch, because I simply can't find out how to look at their entire library.
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by timmahoney 5y ago
I’ve been buying mp3 albums from Amazon recently, which has been great because I can load them into my local MPD daemon for playback. I have a pandora account, which admittedly is how I discovered all this music in the first place, but MPD
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by timmahoney 8y ago
I have a 24” x 18” whiteboard that has a Kanban layout on it. Smaller postit notes let me put a lot of things up and I follow the simple “Todo, In Progress, Done” column model. It’s on the wall at home where I have to look at it every day a
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by timmahoney 8y ago
Capital One | New York, NY | FULL TIME | ONSITE Check out open roles here: http://rolp.co/BDseb Or contact me directly, timothy.mahoney@capitalone.com We've got open Positions for DevOps, Data, Software, Mobile At Capi
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by timmahoney 9y ago
Capital One | New York, NY | FULL TIME | ONSITE Check out open roles here: http://rolp.co/BDseb Or contact me directly, timothy.mahoney@capitalone.com Open Positions: - DevOps Engineers - Data Engineers -- Spark -- Python -
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by timmahoney 9y ago
Capital One | New York, NY | FULL TIME | ONSITE Check out open roles here: http://rolp.co/BDseb Or contact me directly, timothy.mahoney@capitalone.com Open Positions: - DevOps Engineers - Data Engineers -- Spark -- Python -
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by timmahoney 12y ago
I'm currently working on a whole bunch of Ansible stuff, and I'm loving it. I definitely agree with the author that the docs for beginners are excellent. No experience with Salt as of yet, but I'll probably spin up a VM and s
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by timmahoney 14y ago
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