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Git is simply too hard. I have mixed feelings about this article. On one hand, Git is too hard indeed. I personally google certain Git operations from time to time. On another hand, this article doesn't provide any alternatives or ideas on how to fix this situation. Also, a lot of Git complexity comes from its distributed nature. Distributed systems are much harder to architect compared to centralized ones. Although, currently, we're mostly using Git as a centralized system nowadays. So, I'll just add this well-known comics here. #git 
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A system design exercise for on-premise infrastructure. The article is called DevOps Big Picture (On-Premises). However, it only explores a single example with a limited scope and a lot of assumptions. Yet, you still can use this diagram as a baseline in system design interviews, for example. Unfortunately, data layer is completely missing there. I mean, data layer is the most difficult one, so a lot of people are omitting it on purpose. I cannot blame them for that. So, you can have a mental exercise and think about how would you manage the persistent data in the proposed infrastructure 😉 #design #kubernetes -
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A story from VS Code developers about how they made bracket pair colorization 10,000x faster. I like such articles, which touch topics of raw computer science. I think such stories help us to reconnect with the beauty of our craft. Although, it won't make me switch to VS Code from NeoVim :D #computer_science #microsoft -
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This week Pavlo and Naya have a goal to raise ₴221500 for batteries, backpacks, Starlink cables, and other items. - Pavlo’s requisites - Naya’s requisites #donations #Ukraine 
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A new episode of our voice chat chat (in Ukrainian)! This time we spoke about job related topics beyond DevOps. Specifically: - How often does it make sense to change a job. And what does “often” even mean in this context. - Does it make sense to grow professionally beyond the Senior level or it can be the final stop in one’s career. You can listen to this episode on: - YouTube - Substack - Spotify - Apple Podcasts - Google Podcasts BTW, since I moved the audio hosting to Substack, it makes sense to subscribe there to get new episodes right after they’re published. #voice #career #job #ukrainian -
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VictoriaMetrics have released their first iteration of the log platform! Here’s the info: The first release of VictoriaLogs! Release page on GitHub Documentation Docker demos Helm Chart Here you can find a Benchmark for VictoriaLogs Since I’m not a user, it’s hard for me to provide feedback right away. Yet, if you use it or want to try and want to provide any feedback to the maintainers, do not hesitate to submit bug reports and feature requests on GitHub. #victoriametrics #logs #observability -
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Kelsey Hightower said that he’s retiring from Google. So, I would like to share with an episode of the ReadME podcast with Kelsey. ReadME is a community podcast by GitHub. So, you may also find other interesting episodes there. #podcast #kubernetes #github -
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For this Donations Monday, I want to share with you a well-known Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation. #donations #Ukraine -
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A new episode of the CatOps Digest: newsletter.catops.dev/p/catop…23-06-25 #digest #newsletter -
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HashiCorp posted an article in their blog on why platform teams should run as product teams. If you're familiar with the topic of Platform Engineering, likely there is not that much new information for you. However, I think it's important to repeat those points, because the more people see them and start acting this way, in the better shape the industry will be. Also, this article contains links to other articles and case studies that clarify some aspects. I like it when an article is a so-called "crossroad". So, you can continue exploring a topic once you've done with the original piece. P.S. I cannot come up with a short tag for the platform engineering related topics. So, I would appreciate it if suggest something in the chat. #platfom_engineering #hashicorp 
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Maksym Vlasov - the co-author of this channel - has written an article about how to create Terraform lockfiles for hundreds of root modules. You can read it in: - My blog. This is the first guest article, BTW! - Or you can find it on Substack (don't forget to subscribe there!) Also, the live stream with Maksym and Terraform-master - Anton Babenko - is live right now! #terraform #hashicorp #oc -
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For today's Donations Monday I want to remind you about the Kolo charity foundation, which has a goal to raise 10M UAH for Shark UAV. Direct link to donate. #donations #Ukraine -
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OpenAI shares their story of running large Kubernetes clusters. Their setup is quite unique since they mostly running research jobs. Still, there are couple of takeaways for running large-size clusters. For example, reducing the number of DaemonSets and the number of the node count fluctuations. Also, as usual the most interesting part is the “Unsolved problems” paragraph. #kubernetes -
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With the whole AI hype going on, it's interesting to see how companies are trying to find an application for AI in their products. Sometimes it's just pure hype, in my opinion. There are some "AI-powered" tools that existed just fine without AI. However, I personally see three major areas for AI (LLMs to be precise) in the operational field: - Taking over some boring tasks like writing some Bash, Makefiles and so on. - Observability: basically explaining alerts to humans and suggest possible solutions. Perhaps, even apply those suggestions. - Knowledge management. LLM can answer reoccurring questions instead of a support person. You can even try to teach a model based on your internal documentation and so on. And here are some practical implementations in some of those areas: - GitLab’s new security feature uses AI to explain vulnerabilities to developers - Pulumi AI that writes IaC for you. P.S. The news about GitLab came from our chat. So, if you have any interesting news to share, do not hesitate to join! #ai #gitlab #pulumi #iac -
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A video report from KubeCon featuring Denys Vasyliev, Stanislav Kolenkin, and myself. It‘s in Ukrainian (mostly). And we also have a text report which is coming soon. #event #kubernetes -
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It turned out that IBM has a lot of free courses on SRE: www.ibm.com/trainin…eer(sre) Sure, the main goal is to make you familiar with their cloud and get some adopters. However, some courses look generic. Thus, you may benefit from them even if you don’t plan to use IBM Cloud. #learning #ibm -
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Let's start a week with the fundamental stuff affecting all tech folks over decades. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YbK8o9rZfI #culture #programming 
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Puppet Labs have issued a new State of DevOps 2023 report. This time it’s focused on Platform Engineering and how it helps organizations to achieve their goals and move further with their DevOps journey. Key takeaways (opinionated): - While DevOps helps to foster collaboration and delivery velocity inside teams, platform engineering helps to increase the delivery velocity across the organization. - Companies that have implemented platform engineering approach are satisfied with it. Also, companies that have platform teams for longer period of time are more satisfied, which is a good sign. - Platform engineering treats infrastructure (observability, CI/CD, etc.) as a product, not as project. Therefore, platform teams benefit from a product manager position within a team. - Yet, about a half of respondents have reported that their senior leadership is still concerned about the topic of platform engineering or confused about it. - Centralized platform team is more common compared to decentralized and people who work in a centralized structure are more satisfied. - Organizations plan to hire engineers to work on their internal platforms. So, you‘re safe :) - 01 Normalize the technology stack => 02 Standardize and reduce variability => 03 Expand DevOps practices => 04 Automate infrastructure delivery => 06 Provide self-service capabilities => ???? => PROFIT!!1 #report #culture #platform_engineering #devops