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I like devops and the work and tools, but i don't like being on call off job and on weekends. I might handle if something breaks when i am awake but once i went

I know that DevOps work is config heavy and involves multi-component or tool integration , so automating ourselves out of the job might not be that easy, but I

We are pushing IaC. Being a traditional systems admin, I am having a hard time accepting that this is more efficient. If we manage each application with a yaml

I genuinely love my work, but the way deadlines are given is slowly killing my interest in it My manager will be like, "This should take 2 hours.Its just matter

Hey all - we are standing up a software package manager, right now the team is considering using nexus but doesn't want to pay for the pro license and it seems

Just passed the KCSA exam and officially became a Kubestronauts! If anyone is preparing for KCSA or any other exam and

Hi Observability & DevOps Experts, I'm looking for guidance from teams that have successfully scaled observability across large enterprise environments. We

I always assumed deleting a key from a file was enough but from what I’ve learned that’s not how git works Pre-commit hooks and CI only look at the diff. So if

I'm working on a system to estimate whether code committed to a repository was generated with AI coding tools. My current approach is based on Git/commit-level

There’s a lot more to sovereignty than choosing an EU cloud region. With the EU Data Act, NIS2 and DORA, teams also need to think about where control and state

I've been looking into non-prod AWS costs lately, and I'm wondering how far people actually go with shutting these environments down. Scheduling dev/test enviro

For a small service with HTTP requests, background jobs, and maybe WebSockets, I’m trying to keep shutdown behavior simple. My current order is to stop acceptin

I'm backend eng and mostly the thing that kept me working is just making life easier for the other teams android needs response in a specific way sure Front nee

Any tips for a beginner getting started with Ansible? submitted by /u/Ra_daid [link] [comments]

I start the day with vscode, firefox and iterm opened I finish the day with 5 vscode windows, 10 terminals and infinite tabs - and somehow my task backlog has g

I work at a bank and we provide a PaaS for our internal clients. recently we scaled the architecture a lot and so our monitoring system demanded a change. this

Is there a possibility of being the only sre engineer in a company? Before choosing it I want to clarify it because if there could be then hes life could be pro

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We've been evaluating Wiz over the past few weeks and I can definitely see why larger organisations like it. The visibility is impressive, but for a company of

Has anyone here attended an Observability SWE coding round? I’m trying to get a sense of the typical coding questions asked by tech companies for these roles. W

I have been working as internal IT (corpeng,sys admin) for the last 7 years, mainly managing various SaaSes from google workspace to Okta, mdm's etc and since 3

Assume some message brokers like RabbitMQ/Kafka, or maybe nginx proxy setup, or hashicorp vault? 3 years ago when we were setting up infrastructure for project

Did anyone else notice that the GitHub status page reported an incident with GitHub Actions, only to deny it 47 minutes later? Our monitors captured it, paged o

After working with Kubernetes in production, I've noticed that some of the most annoying incidents aren't caused by obvious failures. They're often caused by sm