Leaving job with no job lined up officially

Hi everyone,

I would like to send in my two weeks as a devops engineer / software developer to my company due to a very toxic coworker. Basically at a breaking point with this worker and have brought this issues up to management once before and again recently but seems like this doesn’t really help change a person.

I have an offer coming my way in a few weeks I believe but it’s still unofficial since I don’t have it in hand.

I’ve gotten to the point where I don’t even want to work due to this person where I may take days off with the little pto I have. It’s very sickening and most definitely taking a toll on me.


Do you all think it’s okay for me to jump ship and send in my two weeks? Financial wise I’m good, no loans, no debts, and no rent/mortgage.


I’ll keep studying LC and cracking the coding interview while applying to jobs while I wait for this official offer to come in.

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looking to learn

I know this may seem like a very vague question, but I don't see any other way to get the answer close to what I'm looking for

I'm a beginner developer and I'm creating a project so I can learn as I go.

The project will have an initial website that will be a search bar, a system that searches for youtube videos regarding the exact match that activates a player and an artificial intelligence.

Do you who have experience know some content that makes this journey easier?

When I finish the project I intend to make it available, I believe it can be useful to someone.

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MariaDB Data-in-use Encryption using Intel SGX

Dear Community,

team enclaive.io has been working on adding data-in-use encryption to MariaDB. By data-in-use encryption, we mean that the whole database is encrypted during runtime. In contrast to data-at-rest encryption (https://mariadb.com/kb/en/encryption-key-management/), the query and data processing remains encrypted in memory. In other words, at no moment in time, MariaDB leaks data now. Hence, key rotations and the management of keys become somehow void.

We leverage confidential compute technology to enclave MariaDB. In a nutshell, confidential compute uses special security microinstructions provided by modern Intel/AMD CPUs to encrypt physical memory.

We have open-sourced the implementation. We prepared a docker container to get MariaDB running quickly.

GitHub: https://github.com/enclaive/enclaive-docker-mariadb-sgx

Demo Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PI2PosrdrCk

We would very much appreciate some feedback, beta-testing, likes, and solicit any form of support. Do you think the contribution should be merged with the MariaDB project?

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branch name as choice parameters in declarative pipeline Jenkins



I have tried to install git-parameter plugin already but I could not find those options in pipeline to fill those fields needed for parameterized build.

parameters {
choice(
name: 'Branch to build',
choices: 'dev', 'prod',
description: ''
)
}

I have used the above snippet in the format below:

import java.text.SimpleDateFormat

def branchname = ""

class Config {
static envForBranch = [
'test':'dev',
'develop': 'dev',
'master': 'prod',
]

}

pipeline {
agent any
triggers {
gitlab(triggerOnPush: true,
triggerOnMergeRequest: true,
branchFilterType: 'All')
}
options {
gitlabBuilds(builds: ['library', 'Artifacts', 'Docker Image', 'Deploy'])
ansiColor('xterm')
gitLabConnection('/*repo*/')
disableConcurrentBuilds()
}
parameters {
choice(
name: 'Branch to build',
choices: ['develop', 'master'],
description: ''
)
}

stages {

stage('Library') {
steps {
library (
/*code*/
])
)

While I use choices: \[${BRANCH\NAME}\] or choices: [{env.BRANCH_NAME}\] , I can not get all the branches available. I need to have a choice parameter which populates all available branches under scroll down button. As of now, I am able to get only `develop` and `master`.

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Do DevOps jobs without on-call duty exist?

I'm interested in the work, but I already have major difficulties with sleep. Is that a deal breaker for all things Infra/DevOps?

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Finding the right host

Hello I hope I'm in the right place here but my employer is thinking about changing their host because we had some issues with them.
I found this article by css-tricks that's saying that you should go to the host that makes things easiest for you. Our tech stack consists mostly of PHP and Next.js. For Next.js I found that using Vercel hosting is very developer friendly with their automatic deployment and previews, but after looking up their support for PHP I only found a community maintained project to enable PHP on their hosting. Is it normal to have different hosts for different languages/projects? Wouldn't it be easier to have everything hosted in one place? And if so, does such a host exist?

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CODEPipeline to deploy infrastucture with terraform

Hello,

Our current method of deploying infrastructure on AWS is each team member running terraform on their local machines and using an s3 bucket for holding the state.

The company has grown quite a bit in recent years and after a recent audit we now have to show a trail of who did what and why when deploying any infrastructure.

We have been playing with the idea of a codepipline in each account that deploys infrastructure once it is merged to the main branch. While this works in principle it does have its issues.

Has anyone done something similar? What approach did you take with this? We have also looked at Terraform cloud. Does anyone recommend (or not) this product?

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mirrord 3.0 is out - run/debug your local process in the context of your k8s cluster

https://metalbear.co/blog/mirrord-3.0-is-out/
mirrord lets developers run local processes in the context of their cloud environment. It’s meant to provide the benefits of running your service on a cloud environment (e.g. staging) without actually going through the hassle of deploying it there, and without disrupting the environment by deploying untested code.

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Jenkins, Terraform, Ansible and AWS - how do they all connect?

DevOps newbie here, trying to learn how Jenkins, Terraform, Ansible and AWS connect. Can anyone give me a general, ELI5 rundown on the image in the link?

https://repository-images.githubusercontent.com/291145908/a7c9b680-ece2-11ea-9105-3d56cd7f2abc

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How to put my skills into practice?

I am currently training to be Devops, doing several courses on AWS, Terraform, Jenkins, etc. But I feel that I need to put this knowledge into practice, perhaps with "real projects" or some fictitious project that involves all the tools. I don't currently work as a Devops, so I can't gain experience working in that environment. What dou you recommend? Everything is welcome!

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Switching from Nginx to Caddy - or not?

There has been a lot of praise for Caddy and its simple config file format.
I recently gave it a try, but even for my "simple" reverse proxy use-case, the config turned out to be more complicated than Nginx.
https://blog.cubieserver.de/2022/switching-from-caddy-to-nginx-or-not/

What has your experience been like?

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Hacker News discussion: "DevOps is Broken"

Original article:
https://blog.massdriver.cloud/devops-is-bullshit

Hacker news discussion:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33274988

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How should infrastructure and CI/CD pipelines be documented?

3-4 months ago, we hired an experienced Devops lead with strong industry experience in AWS and our CI/CD techstack. While they've done a good job, one of our asks was for them to document the details on our infrastructure's setup in a clear way, and till now this isn't clear to anyone apart from this person.

So our questions here would be:

- How should things like infra/CI-CD be documented such that they could be explained to other tech staff, and stakeholders?
- What are the industry practices here for documentation apart from high level UML diagrams that show how various AWS services come together?

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Traefik 1.7 - any sane way to store distributed certificates?

We are running our stack on Docker Swarm and use traefik 1.7 as a reverse proxy. We'd like to have 3 nodes running traefik and use round robin DNS to point to each of them. However, AFAIK traefik 1.x only supports Consul, etcd or Zookeeper as a distributed key value store for storing Let's Encrypt certs. Running any of these seems like an enormous overkill for such an easy task.

Is there any saner way of achieving distributed certs storage for traefik 1.x?

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Cloud Computing Isn’t as Cost Effective as Hoped. So What’s Next?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vqgg-0fI4Co&ab\_channel=WallStreetJournal

Article posted by WSJ , Could some one share some thoughts on this ?

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metalbear-co/mirrord: Connect your local process and your cloud environment, and run local code in cloud conditions.

>mirrord lets developers run local processes in the context of their cloud environment. It’s meant to provide the benefits of running your service on a cloud environment (e.g. staging) without actually going through the hassle of deploying it there, and without disrupting the environment by deploying untested code. It comes as a Visual Studio Code extension, an IntelliJ plugin and a CLI tool

mirrord on GitHub

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Options for Application Configuration Management (e.g. ConfigHub)?

I'm currently investigating some tools that may help us manage our configuration for several of our applications. tl;dr: we have several applications with yaml files on top of yaml files that make it a) difficult to tell what's in production b) hard to validate configuration values and c) preclude non-developers from taking a peek at config.

ConfigHub seems to scratch the itch for us, but may fall short in our security review given its limited authentication options. I am having a hell of a time finding alternatives that offer something similar. Google searches seem to bring up everything from SolarWinds to Puppet/Chef - I don't need something that is managing IT assets or orchestrating my infrastructure, I just need something that acts as a push/pull config repo.

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Starting a boot camp soon, need advice

It’s for software dev, but will involve DevOps basics as well as fundamentals in azure. Would it be overkill to then try and get AWS fundamentals alongside (in my free time)?

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I have a small application on AWS. How do I put it all in one repo that could be deployed as-is, without needing to use the AWS website?

Hello, I'm new to devops and have AWS free tier right now, and decided to make a simple lambda that writes to a S3 bucket and is triggered from an API (AWS API Gateway). Right now, it's pretty inconvenient to go and change everything manually. Is there any way I could get all the required settings / code for the required services in a single repo locally, which I could then "run" and have it update the resources on AWS?

I'm aware of Terraform and Ansible but I'm not completely certain how they would be used here. And although I am on the Free Tier, I'd rather not accrue mystery charges.

I'm not new to computers / development, just new to devops.

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Using Brev to auto-manage AWS instances to cut usage costs

https://brev.dev/docs/optimize

This is a cool way to add autostop to your instances if you leave em on

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What would you expect a level 1 engineer to be doing/learning within their first year?

I made the switch from "traditional" IT sys administration about 6 months ago now. I feel like I've at this point got a grasp on how things are working enough to be of use to the team, but I'm curious what some of the more experienced folks here would suggest I be looking to learn, and what skills you'd expect me to have or be working towards.

I'm currently working in a 100% Azure DevOps & PowerShell environment, supporting 3 of the 8 products in my companies product suite. My management is suggesting in my spare time during the day I be pursuing the AZ 104 -> AZ400 learning path (not a lot of emphasis on getting certified, just as a learning structure and outline)

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