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by woopwoop24 4y ago
there is a good talk from kelsey hightower on when it makes sense to ue k8s and the number was like 20 servers. i think with what you are describing i would not even think about using k8s.
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
the whole topic is kinda absurd. for me it lies in the same spectrum as rewriting old books, because of some pc bullshit. Hope one day we can appreciate the differences instead of going for the lowest common denominator
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
because everyone could have a different opinion on what it actually means instead of just a simple time based measurement. The whole thing is just absolute bonkers
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
i bet the processes will allow it if they really see the risk of losing you. If even then they don't care --> leave as fast as you can. Company is not your friend and usually not interested in "wasting" money on giving you
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
i quite like that and always try with new projects to make it as easy as possible to start collaborating for new mates and addings lots of safety nets so everyone feels comfortable to add changes to the system(s)
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
and to an extend how do you keep track of which unique part is active in which site if e.g a website gets hacked and resets your current password, because in case of a password manager i just create a new one and be done, on top of my mind
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
i think as we get older, we get better at distancing ourselves and realizing that work is just work. But as the one always the most dissatisfied with what we do and how we do it and what is left out, i try to understand and give empathy tha
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
what are you doing when a password from a weak site gets compromised exposing your algo? How do you memorize your "unique" key?
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
i don't get why people would choose AWS in the first place ever for any small/amateur project. It is ridiculously expensive, not transparent about the costs which could be coming your way and you need a shitload of components to g
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
not always a we
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
invest in solar, wind and storage and not tolerate that bavaria is doing a texas
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
Risk = Likelihood * Impact If someone is capable enough to combine things, he does not need to be told this advise. All the others we tell just to follow common advise and not live by obscurity because it is crap most of the time. Strong se
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
tl:dr not a big fan so much +1 for the worst possible alignment of the keys above the arrow keys, is why mine is not used anymore it just pisses me off constantly. (i reprogrammed the keyboard but it still is a bad experience even when disa
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
helm is a bad solution to a lazy thought out problem. why would i template yaml from another yaml and without versioning and weird if else constructs just for deploying which clearly should be json? because we devops are obviously not able
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
male 34, had it nov 2020, symptoms started dez/jan 2021. still chest pain, nausea, unrefreshing sleep and weird heart palpations and high pulse. got better over time, i am hoping the will release bc007 soonish, so that might be a solut
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
good idea at the same time sad because you will miss the opportunity to learn new music styles which are not based on your preferences, what you would archieve with something like radio. same concept in social media or netflix vs television
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
if it was mine i would most certainly opt for ansible or something likewise, the overhead of logging into a machine and doing all the things by hand/manual is more complicated and error prone than a playbook would be (at least for me a
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
advise another engineer gave me, when i was younger, was: "be confident and expect you are 100% the candidate they are searching for" e.g. don't say something i would like to hear back or whatever, say something like: "i
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
i would suggest you take some money and hire someone from the outside to tell management and the devs exactly that. They will listen because it is coming from the outside. Then after that you can decide whether to change something or not, D
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
based on?
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
if you have more than one pod running at the same time, otherwise will be downtime if the container spawns somewhere else or am i missing something?
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
tl:dr if you need it, go for it :) my 2 cents is not needed at home and even for some of my clients the complexicty vs a simple setup and a few min downtime still speaks for MTTR instead of HA which noone can debug. not about stress but to
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
HA is overrated, i'd much rather go for a low mean time to repair. Backups, reinstall, ansible playbook is my way to go if hardware fails, which is quite rare to be honest. HA goes beyond hardware in terms of "electricity, interne
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
info@diffus.org
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
you can PM me if you have more questions or want to talk in detail :) happy to help
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
around one offer every two days is the usual, some of them are absolute crap, some so so but some are not bad. i am on freelancermap, linkedin and xing. have to say since covid worked exclusively in banking and insurance, so not so sure wha
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
Germany, freelancer in "devops" we call it these days (infra automation, container, k8s etc..) with about 7 years of experience in linux and 10 years overall in consulting. i charge around 100€-125€/h (+19% VAT) depending if
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
i still believe most of the companies are better off with just deploying containers on vm's with autoscaling groups with a LB in front of it and some kind of terraform + ansible | CI-pipeline deployment to manage it. all the complexity
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
time to actually stop the US government to access data in europe at all. It always has been and always will be a slap in the face to the rest of us, that it is accepted and allowed at all. fuck the NSA
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by woopwoop24 4y ago
i am using mine as gateways into my networks. All deployed with wireguard and traefik and authelia to let me login to anything with 2fa if i want it exposed, got tired of the very bad solutions some companies like synology provides with 2fa

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