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How TLS/SSL works

How would you explain TLS/SSL to a junior with no networking experience?

Just looking for different methods of teaching the concept.

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Any intersect between Data Science/Data Engineering and Devops?

The future is synergy! Or something.

Anyway is there any role that requires both DevOps and Data Science/Data Engineering?

(I guess there's MLOps but that kinda feels like cheating.)

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Stepping up the YAML engineer game

So I‘m very much a YAML/Bash Engineer kind of guy.

My skills so far have been largely focused on the Ops-y/Linux Admin side of things and consisted mostly of configuring Nginx here, dockerizing an app there, troubleshooting Postfix/mail issues here and I just recently completely dockerized and built a testing and deployment pipeline for a previously natively installed Linux web app and it was awesome.


I‘m hungry for more and am very inclined to step up my programming game.
But here‘s the deal: I was taught programming in C++ as my first language ever at 15 y.o. and suffice to say, I was very bad at it and it made me hate computers and especially programming for a stupidly long time.


I know how to build basic Bash scripts doing various things and I could, with some struggles, iterate through an array in PHP but that‘s about it.


Do you have recommendations for learning materials, exercises, maybe a small project idea for me to light my flame of love for coding?
Especially with focus on modern best practices (code style, best practices for local dev etc.)

Anything but building websites in vanilla PHP+CSS or a calculator in C++ (shudders)



Thanks!

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Using Serverless to Retire Servers On Premise and Save Money

I know that Serverless is usually talked about in the context of the cloud. But the model doesn't necessarily require a public cloud.

In this time of (pre-?) recession, using a serverless model on-prem can save money too.

I work as an SA and I've found that many customers have workloads that sit idle for long periods of time. So that hardware that they're paying for (usually over provisioned) also sits idle. For some workloads, companies could save by retiring hardware, combining apps that run at intervals, and sharing cores.

This requires a platform like Kubenetes/Knative that can do that.

https://www.codelikethewind.org/2023/05/24/serverless-save-money-by-laying-off-servers-not-people/

Has anyone here done this or thinking about it?

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Certs we can get done over the weekend

As the title suggests I need to do some certs as a part of mandatory training program for my org. The certs just need to be related to the job. We can choose whatever certs we want to do. Are there any recommended certs which I can get done over the weekend as I am already loaded with work and need these to just please the management to tick a checkbox for the year? TIA

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Py projects to build!

Hello everyone,

I’m currently looking for projects to build with Python that would be similar to something I would see in the field.

Anything and everything you guys can come up with would be appreciated. Thanks.

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Azure Webjob

Im using Azure Devops pipelines to publish my webjob code to Azure Appservice. The problem is the code is there but i dont seem to know how to automate the proccess the of ADD Webjob and start it. Any hints or docs would be appreciated.

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How do you debug CI/CD pipelines? Breakpoints?

I've mainly worked with Jenkins and GitHub Actions. But I always find myself adding debug messages and rerun the pipeline. In certain cases, the pipeline could take hours to reach the point I am interested in.

Running commands locally helps, but it is not always representative of the real CI/CD environment. For example, tools are not available for MacOS, or they have different behaviors.

Where I work, we deal with a lot of these issues, especially with GitHub Actions. So we decided to find a solution and we came up with CI/CD Breakpoints. It is 100% open-source.

Do you have a different approach to debugging CI/CD pipelines?

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Need guidance for a webinar related to Kubernetes Clusters

We are doing a webinar on Kubernetes clusters. I have to help in devising content for the webinar which is supposed to be helpful for everyone who is working in this field, including the senior officers.

I would greatly appreciate if you can answer these questions.



1. What kind of content would you want this webinar to cover about Kubernetes clusters?

2. In your experience, what are the most significant challenges you face when managing Kubernetes clusters?

3. Are there specific pain points related to visibility, cost control, or security compliance that you consistently encounter?

4. Have you come across any unique or complex problems that you have yet to find effective solutions for?

5. As a senior role, what are the key areas where you feel additional support, tools, or resources could significantly enhance your Kubernetes management experience?

6. What specific outcomes or benefits would you expect from a product designed to address these challenges?

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Who is responsible for ensuring the quality checks related to Code Health (ex detecting complex code, duplicate code etc)?

We are setting up a process to incorporate a Code Health tool(ex detect linting issues, code complexity etc) in our CI/CD pipeline, and are deciding which team would be responsible for implementing the CI/CD checks.


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Creating templates for repository

Hi! My organization is wanting to create a template repository for all the frameworks being used in our organizations for newer projects.

What do you think should be added in template repositories from a devop’s standpoint of view?
We mainly use Next, React, Laravel, Express, Flask, Django, Nuxt.

I believe these are some of the features. I don’t have other ideas of what to add on it.

-Precommit hooks
-CI/CD pipeline file
-Dockerfile
-Pr/Issue template
-Makefile

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Who is responsible for ensuring the quality checks for SAST in the CI/CD pipeline?

We are setting up a process to incorporate a SAST tool in our CI/CD pipeline, and are deciding which team would be responsible for implementing the SAST quality checks in the CI/CD pipeline.


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58% of enterprise developers have had to tackle at least one API exploit in the past year alone.

This is just one of the insights we were able to generate with the invaluable contribution of the global developer community. You can help us too!

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Good online DevOps courses?

Hey! I am a web developer Who recently acquired some interest in the DevOps field and wanted to get more into it as a skill to add or even a possible career path switch.

So, I was curious about good online courses (I learn way better with that kind of structure), as there is an overwhelming amount of them. Bonus points if it is for already developers or of it includes certifications.

Thanks in advance!

Edit: forgot to add that it is a great addition if the course includes projects instead of being just theoretical.

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A Guide to Creating Kubernetes Operators with Go

Dive into the world of Kubernetes Operators with our latest guide! Learn how to leverage Golang to create powerful Kubernetes Operators. Streamline and automate your Kubernetes clusters like never before. Don't miss out! #Kubernetes #Golang #containers #operatorSDK #operator

https://www.faizanbashir.me/guide-to-create-kubernetes-operator-with-golang

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OpenTelemetry for Open Source Telemetry?

We have an open core product and are using a homegrown service for telemetry. The only thing we're tracking is how many instances of our application is running; we make a POST to an endpoint with a UUID and a timestamp, that's it.

We're adding OpenTelemetry to our application for tracing.

Would it be a good idea to transition from our homegrown telemetry to OpenTelemetry for open core? We wouldn't want to use traces for our open-core version, just metrics.

What do you think?

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Secure Software Delivery

OpsMx ISD is the industry’s first CI/CD solution designed for software supply chain security and DevOps security posture management.

With OpsMx, enterprises can prevent potential security issues, discover and resolve vulnerabilities in their environment, and demonstrate secure software delivery and deployment.

Read more Secure Software Delivery

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Hey there, fellow DevOps enthusiasts! I wanted to share an informative and insightful blog post that delves into the world of DevOps automation, focusing specifically on the comparison between Ansible and Red Hat Tower/AWX. Checkout this blog post.

https://medium.com/devops-dev/ansible-tower-vs-ansible-under-the-hood-cbd7bd891101

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Tool to build Docker images

Which tool do you use to build Docker images in pipelines and/or in Kubernetes?

We've been using Kaniko and it actually works great. I was just wondering what other options are there.

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Who is responsible for monitoring the quality gate for Code Health (ex detecting complex code, duplicate code etc) in your company?

We are setting up a process to incorporate a Code Health tool (ex detect linting issues, code complexity etc) in our CI/CD pipeline, and are deciding which team would be responsible for monitoring the CI/CD checks related to the SAST (Static Application Security Testing tools) checks on PR merges and merge to master.

Hence, wanted to understand how it is done in other companies.

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