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Hi everyone I have written a tutorial which describe step by step how to secure a http client and server with different levels of security. Initially I created

I’ve been trying to get into GO but with the free version of anti gravity, my god the fun in coding is just completely gone, and with everywhere I work I am tec

Wrote a quick practical guide on jq : the one terminal command that handles JSON the way grep handles text. # Only show failed CI jobs curl -s .../jobs | jq '[.

we're a team of 12 shipping 3-4 times a day because cursor and claude have basically doubled our velocity. which is great! but I genuinely cannot tell you right

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How do you upskilled when you were junior or intern , How do you cope up with seniors and implement new tech and tools quickly, I am a DevOps Intern wanna upski

Hey everyone, I’m exploring an idea for DevOps / platform / SRE work. The main problem I’m looking at is the usual bouncing between cloud consoles, Terraform, t

I've been preparing for what I think is my 3rd interview for an infrastructure role that includes a system design component. And I have to say, as someone who h

Sorry if this is not the place the post this. Just looking for some advice. I’m currently an IT Support Manager. I’ve been doing this for almost 10 years. I wan

Hey folks, Need some unsolicited advice (feel free to bash me ). I m software Enginner with 4 YOE across dev + support/SRE-ish chaos. Stack: Python, .NET, Datad

I joined a company as a DevOps engineer and found their Git workflow is completely broken. They use a single GitHub account for everything. Developers don’t hav

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I posted about this a few weeks ago and got strong feedback against CI auto-fix. The original idea was to automatically fix hardcoded secrets inside CI pipeline

Hey everyone, i have an interview coming up and i’ve been studying a couple of things here and there. I was wondering if anyone could provide some guidance for

I ran a small load test on a very small DigitalOcean droplet, $6 CAD: 1 vCPU / 1 GB RAM Nginx -> Gunicorn => Python app k6 for load testing At ~200 virtual user

Management is adamant on fixing all CVEs, even the unfixable and unreachable/un-executable ones. i am wondering if i should just tag them with a vex and move on

Hey everyone, I’ve been learning DevOps for a while now, but I feel like tutorials only take you so far I want to get better by actually working on real setups

I am started learning cloud/ Devops, I have completed Linux, networking and AWS- broke and fix nginx, S3 permission, website forbidden, checkingigs etc, now I a

Coming at this from the FinOps side, so apologies if I’m missing something obvious. When I look at our cluster utilization, a lot of nodes sit around 20–30%. So

I have an applied math background and basic hands-on experience with Git, Linux, Docker, Python, and C++. I want to build a serious foundation for DevOps. I am

The role is a L3 /Production support role. L2 team will forward the tickets to L3 team which should be resolved via going through the code or looking at the dat

I’m about to reenter the job market sadly, I remember certs being all the rage within 2019-2023 at my previous 2 companies back in that time. Hell back then, my

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