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    Video from the 16th HashiCorp User Group Kyiv meetup (in Ukrainian) is available now! If you were wondering what to watch on Friday, you have a perfect candidate! Topics of this meetup: - Deploy apps to K8s with Terraform - RenovateBot: what, why, and how we use it #slides #hashicorp #terraform #kubernetes
    HUG Kyiv #16: Terraform & K8s; Renovate

    For Support Ukraine, please donate to https://savelife.in.ua/donate Мітап - https://www.meetup.com/kyiv-hashicorp-user-group/events/292261967/ Слайди: - Deploy apps to K8s with Terraform - https://tinyurl.com/mr2n6jpv - RenovateBot: Що, нахіба, і як ми це завели у себе - https://tinyurl.com/2s33awpj Таймстампи: 0:00:00 - Мовчимо 0:00:42 - Вступ 0:02:35 - Андрій Векличев - Deploy to Kubernetes with Terraform 0:31:15 - Питання 0:50:11 - Максим Власов - RenovateBot: Що, нахіба, і як ми це завели у себе 2:04:36 - Питання

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    GitLab is adopting FluxCD as its GitOps engine. This is process has just started. So, GitLab's own Kubernetes agents remain the same and, according to this article, likely won't be deprecated till 2025. However, the GitOps functionality is transitioned into the maintenance mode. Also, this article contains the justification behind Flux. Mainly, it was chosen because it fully relies on Kubernetes API, while Argo provides it's own API and UI, which is harder for GitLab folks to integrate into their own product. #cicd #gitops #gitlab #kubernetes
    GitOps with GitLab: What you need to know about the Flux CD integration

    Inside the decision to integrate Flux CD with the GitLab agent for Kubernetes and what it means to you.

    GitLab
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    ​​And back to events. Videos from the Kubernetes Community Days Ukraine are now available on YouTube! Enjoy more than a dozen talks from the leaders of the industry! #slides #kubernetes
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    ​​HUG Kyiv #16: Terraform will start in 2 hours! What: - Deploy apps to K8s with Terraform - RenovateBot: what, why, and how we use it Who: - Andrii Veklychev, SRE @ LiveLink Technology - Maksym Vlasov, CatOps Engineer @ Star Where: Zoom (registration here), Youtube Language: Ukrainian
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    My boss from one of the previous jobs has written an article about algorithms that an SRE should know. This is not a comprehensive article that describes each of them, rather a list that one can use to dig further. The list contains some load balancing, distributed consensus, and health check algorithms that we encounter every day but seldom think how they work under the hood. #algorithms #programming #sre
    Top Key Algorithms that Every Site Reliability Engineer Should Learn

    Exploring the importance of algorithms as a critical knowledge of site reliability engineering for ensuring high availability and scalability of software systems.

    Nicolas Brousse - Resume & Blog
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    ​​Today’s Donations Monday is a reminder about the Cyberdef fundraiser by Come Back Alive. The goal is to raise 50M UAH for telecom and compute equipment. Currently, about 40% is covered. #donations #Ukraine
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    ​​Just a reminder that our Kubernetes Operations Survey is still open! The goal of this survey is to better understand so-called 2nd day operations on Kubernetes e.g. upgrades, migrations and maintenances. I would really appreciate it if you can spend a couple of minutes to complete it. Thanks a lot! #kubernetes
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    GitHub - rogerwelin/cfnctl: Cfnctl brings the Terraform cli experience to AWS Cloudformation

    Cfnctl brings the Terraform cli experience to AWS Cloudformation :cloud: - GitHub - rogerwelin/cfnctl: Cfnctl brings the Terraform cli experience to AWS Cloudformation

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    I love reading postmortems. A good postmortem usually unveils a set of problems some of which you can have in your company as well. As they say: there is never a single root cause. Here is a postmortem from Reddit about their Pi-day outage. It has everything you love: complex systems, legacy software, processes that were not tested that well, sacred knowledge that is long gone, etc. Don’t get me wrong, I’m saying that not to shame Reddit. In fact they did a great job highlighting all the problems. It’s much harder and takes more courage than just say: Calico broke - Calico bad. Also, I have similar problems at my place as well and I bet you have too. This why it’s important to recognize the importance of such “low priority tech debt”. Cleaning that out may save your company’s ass someday. #kubernetes #networking #postmortem
    r/RedditEng on Reddit: You Broke Reddit: The Pi-Day Outage

    Posted by u/grumpimusprime - 1,256 votes and 166 comments

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    ​​A new episode of our voice chat is here (in Ukrainian)! This time we talked a little bit about observability and deploy of AWS Lambdas. You can find it on: - YouTube - Spotify - Apple Podcasts - Google Podcasts Enjoy! Also, I used AI-based voice enhancement by Adobe in this episode. So, let me know if it's better this way in the chat. Also, if you want to participate in the upcoming voice chats, do not hesitate to join! We usually do those each other Thursday at 20:00 Kyiv time. The next one will probably be next week. P.S. If you want even more than that, DOU is currently looking for hosts for their own DevOps-themed podcast! If you want to be one, make sure to fill out that form! #voice_chat #говорилка #observability #serverless
    Observability & AWS Lambda

    Цього разу встигли зачепити дві теми: - Observability - Деплой AWS Lambda за допомогою Terraform і не тільки Посилання на матеріали, що ми згадуємо в цьому епізоді: - ⁠Practical introduction to OpenTelemetry tracing⁠ - talk by Nicolas Frankel at FOSDEM 2023: https://fosdem.org/2023/schedule/event/tracing/ - ⁠Pyroscope and Grafana Phlare join together to accelerate adoption of continuous profiling, the next pillar of observability⁠: https://grafana.com/blog/2023/03/15/pyroscope-grafana-phlare-join-for-oss-continuous-profiling/ - ⁠Announcing Grafana Phlare, the open source database for continuous profiling at massive scale⁠: https://grafana.com/blog/2022/11/02/announcing-grafana-phlare-oss-continuous-profiling-database/ - ⁠⁠How flame graphs visualize continuous profiling data in Grafana Phlare⁠⁠: https://grafana.com/blog/2022/12/05/how-flame-graphs-visualize-continuous-profiling-data-in-grafana-phlare/ - ⁠Parca continous profiling⁠: https://www.parca.dev/ - ⁠VictoriaMetrics Case Study: Grammarly⁠: https://victoriametrics.com/case-studies/grammarly/ Музика на початку і в кінці епізоду: Depth Charge by Metre.

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    ​​​HUG Kyiv #16: Terraform What: - Deploy apps to K8s with Terraform - RebonateBot: what, why, and how we use it Who: - Andrii Veklychev, SRE @ LiveLink Technology - Maksym Vlasov, CatOps Engineer @ Star When: Tuesday 28th March, 19:00 (Kyiv TZ) Where: Online Language: Ukrainian Please, register here #event
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    ​​An article about why you should think twice before using Alpine Linux for your container images. In nutshell, Alpine uses musl - an implementation of C standard library and many things depend on C standard library including DNS. Since musl doesn’t support DNS over TCP by design, you may get nxdomain errors if the DNS response is more than 512 bytes. And it can happen in Kubernetes. TBH, Alpine got more stable in the recent years, but still… The article also provides some alternatives like Wolfi, UBI, and of course, Debian/Ubuntu images. You can use Distroless images as well if you are looking for a small and secure images. Also, here’s a related Reddit thread, so you can follow the discussion there as well. #docker #alpine #dns #Kubernetes
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    Today I want to remind you about the UA Responders foundation that is gathering funds for tactical medicine. They accept donations via cards, PayPal, and bank transfers. Also, they have a legal entity in Poland, so it's easy to transfer money inside the EU. #donations #Ukraine

    Your rescue buddy

    UA Responders
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    CatOps Digest 2023-03-19

    What was on CatOps in the last couple of weeks…

    CatOps Newsletter
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    We apologize. We did a terrible job announcing the end of Docker Free Teams.

    We apologize for how we communicated and executed sunsetting Docker “Free Team” subscriptions, which alarmed the open source community. Read our FAQ to learn more.

    Docker
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    And not so great news about Docker. Apparently, Docker is now deleting Open Source organizations. Basically, the bottom line is that you cannot have an organization on a free account. At the first glance, it looks ok: you want a production-grade SaaS - you pay for it. The main concern is that there's no official statement from Docker that existing names of such organizations will be locked, so no one can get those except original owners, even with paid accounts. Otherwise, it will open a gate for potential malicious code injection attacks. #docker
    Docker is deleting Open Source organisations - what you need to know

    This controversial decision coupled with poor messaging has created anxiety the Open Source community. Learn what's happening and how we can move forward.

    Alex Ellis' Blog
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    Docker Buildkit has a new `COPY --link` feature. With --link enabled, files added with COPY won't be copied to the previous layer, but a new layer will be created. This can help you to better cache specific things and accelerate your Docker builds. #docker
    How to Accelerate Docker Builds and Optimize Caching With “COPY –link”

    COPY --link is a new BuildKit feature which could substantially accelerate your Docker image builds. It works by copying files into independent image layers that don’t rely on the presence of their predecessors. You can add new content to images without the base image even existing on your system.

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