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GitHub - tonymet/gcloud-lite

github.com

devops python release testing
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Colima k8s nix setup

dev.to

Download and install the nix package manager. Usage Before running the commands below make sure you...
Download and install the nix package manager. Usage Before running the commands below make sure you wiped out all your global dependencies. Here is an example in case you used homebrew: my-computer:~$ which kubectl /opt/homebrew/bin/kubernetes-cli my-computer:~$ brew uninstall kubectl Uninstalling /opt/homebrew/Cell...

coding colima containers devops kubernetes
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Travelling with Tailscale

mrkaran.dev

devops linux networking
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Major data center power failure (again): Cloudflare Code Orange tested

cloudflare.com

devops outage post mortem
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Home · thmsmlr

thmsmlr.com

devops practices
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Tech Independence | Derek Sivers

sive.rs

devops
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Why the hell is your Kubernetes API public? | lbr.

leebriggs.co.uk

Do you ever really think about how you get access to your Kubernetes control plane? Whatever...
Do you ever really think about how you get access to your Kubernetes control plane? Whatever mechanism you use to provision your cluster, you get a KUBECONFIG and usually just go on your merry way to overcomplicating your infrastructure. However, if you’ve ever looked at your KUBECONFIG you’ll see you have a server ...

devops networking
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Building containers programmatically, self-hosted | Lobsters

lobste.rs

Hi, I am planning a very simplified, domain-specific app serving platform. The deployment will be based...
Hi, I am planning a very simplified, domain-specific app serving platform. The deployment will be based on linux containers, but I want users to interact with the platform only via a software library (they don’t need to install docker or set up CI scripts or indeed follow the git flow). So my question to Lobsters is: Is there a service that can build containers...

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A Journey from Chaos to Version Control: A Developer's Tale

brautaset.org

When I started my first programming job in 2003 they did not have version control, also...
When I started my first programming job in 2003 they did not have version control, also known as VCS. I was horrified, and queried this with the Founder/CEO1. I was told we did not need VCS, and that was that. For a while. The usual steps to develop and release features in our product was to: Log in to the shared2 d...

devops
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What if everybody did everything right?

surfingcomplexity.blog

devops practices
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Simplifying Test & Release of Snapped GUI Apps

jnsgr.uk

For the past few months, I’ve been getting steadily more involved in Snapcrafters. The Snapcrafters are...
For the past few months, I’ve been getting steadily more involved in Snapcrafters. The Snapcrafters are a community dedicated to the creation and maintenance of ~100 snap packages. They’re currently maintaining snaps for applications like Signal Desktop, Discord, Gimp, Terraform and many more, some with hundreds of ...

devops linux
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Redefining Observability | Hazel Weakly

hazelweakly.me

devops
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Nix is a better Docker image builder than Docker's image builder - Xe Iaso

xeiaso.net

devops nix
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IAM Is The Worst

matduggan.com

devops rant work
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How to write your own custom terraform provider

medium.com

·FollowHow to write your own Custom Terraform Provider?The provider that suits your needs is not avaible...
·FollowHow to write your own Custom Terraform Provider?The provider that suits your needs is not avaible ? You’re sick of small hacks in your CICD ? In this post I'm going to show you how to write your own Custom Terraform Provider to keep your code clean. All the code you’ll find in this article is on my github.If ...

devops go golang terraform terraform provider
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Today we launched Flox 1.0

tinkering.xyz

devops nix release
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Garnix Blog: Call by hash

garnix.io

devops distributed nix
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GitHub - iximiuz/cdebug: cdebug - a swiss army knife of container debugging

github.com

devops
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Cloning a laptop over NVME TCP

copyninja.in

devops linux
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Unlocking Kafka's Potential: Tackling Tail Latency with eBPF

allegro.tech

At Allegro, we use Kafka as a backbone for asynchronous communication between microservices. With up to...
At Allegro, we use Kafka as a backbone for asynchronous communication between microservices. With up to 300k messages published and 1M messages consumed every second, it is a key part of our infrastructure. A few months ago, in our main Kafka cluster, we noticed the following discrepancy: while median response times...

debugging devops performance
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Run NixOS Integration Tests on macOS

nixcademy.com

devops mac nix testing virtualization
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CommitGo Launches Gitea Enterprise | Gitea Blog

gitea.com

CommitGo, the company which is behind Gitea, is happy to announce the release of Gitea Enterprise....
CommitGo, the company which is behind Gitea, is happy to announce the release of Gitea Enterprise. Gitea Enterprise is a premium offering designed to take your collaboration and code management to new heights. Branch Protection Inheritance: With branch protection inheritance features, you keep your codebase secure. ...

announcement devops
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The hater’s guide to Kubernetes

paulbutler.org

devops practices
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What I like about Go

sagebl.eu

devops go luciano calamia
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