Choosing Between Senior DevOps Engineer Offers From 3 Companies
Hi everyone!
I have over 5+ years of experience and have received offers for a Senior DevOps Engineer position from three companies. I would appreciate the community's help in deciding which one to choose. Money isn't an issue for me; I'm looking for a strong tech stack and good learning opportunities.
The companies are:
1. Fractal (Bangalore office)
2. Qualcomm (Bangalore office)
3. Automation Anywhere (Bangalore office)
If you have experience with any of these companies, please share your insights. Thank you in advance!
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Hi everyone!
I have over 5+ years of experience and have received offers for a Senior DevOps Engineer position from three companies. I would appreciate the community's help in deciding which one to choose. Money isn't an issue for me; I'm looking for a strong tech stack and good learning opportunities.
The companies are:
1. Fractal (Bangalore office)
2. Qualcomm (Bangalore office)
3. Automation Anywhere (Bangalore office)
If you have experience with any of these companies, please share your insights. Thank you in advance!
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Adding Project Repos in Resume
I am a network engineer trying to switch into Devops domain.So I am currently self learning from various resources on Devops concepts,and doing a Project with two repos Infra as code and App code.I don't know can it call as project,it is not a planned one,literally my repos look like a playground as with lot of commits,changes in directory structures,workflow changes,changes in used tools,not well documented.I am testing and implementing different tools and methodologies in this project.Still it is not a good or industry standard thing.My entire learning curve is going through this project.
Is adding link to this project repos in my resume gives negative image to my potential employers?
I know everyone thinks in different way.But I think a lot of industry people here,so what you think when you come around these sort of repos while looking for a new joinee?
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I am a network engineer trying to switch into Devops domain.So I am currently self learning from various resources on Devops concepts,and doing a Project with two repos Infra as code and App code.I don't know can it call as project,it is not a planned one,literally my repos look like a playground as with lot of commits,changes in directory structures,workflow changes,changes in used tools,not well documented.I am testing and implementing different tools and methodologies in this project.Still it is not a good or industry standard thing.My entire learning curve is going through this project.
Is adding link to this project repos in my resume gives negative image to my potential employers?
I know everyone thinks in different way.But I think a lot of industry people here,so what you think when you come around these sort of repos while looking for a new joinee?
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network config Packer qemu Ubuntu 22.04
Hi guys,
I want make ubuntu 22.04 image by packer and I want setup network by user-data in http folder I use this user-data file, but after made image by Packer, Ubuntu VM has not an IP.
where I make mistake
```
#cloud-config
autoinstall:
version: 1
locale: en_US
keyboard:
layout: us
ssh:
install-server: true
allow-pw: true
packages:
- qemu-guest-agent
user-data:
preserve_hostname: false
hostname: packerubuntu
package_upgrade: true
timezone: Europe/Berlin
chpasswd:
expire: true
list:
- user1:packerubuntu
users:
- name: admin
passwd: $6$xyz$74AlwKA3Z5n2L6ujMzm/zQXHCluA4SRc2mBfO2/O5uUc2yM2n2tnbBMi/IVRLJuKwfjrLZjAT7agVfiK7arSy/
groups: [adm, cdrom, dip, plugdev, lxd, sudo\]
lock-passwd: false
sudo: ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL
shell: /bin/bash
- name: user1
plain_text_passwd: packerubuntu
lock-passwd: false
shell: /bin/bash
network:
network:
ethernets:
ens3:
critical: true
dhcp-identifier: mac
dhcp4: true
dhcp6: false
```
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Hi guys,
I want make ubuntu 22.04 image by packer and I want setup network by user-data in http folder I use this user-data file, but after made image by Packer, Ubuntu VM has not an IP.
where I make mistake
```
#cloud-config
autoinstall:
version: 1
locale: en_US
keyboard:
layout: us
ssh:
install-server: true
allow-pw: true
packages:
- qemu-guest-agent
user-data:
preserve_hostname: false
hostname: packerubuntu
package_upgrade: true
timezone: Europe/Berlin
chpasswd:
expire: true
list:
- user1:packerubuntu
users:
- name: admin
passwd: $6$xyz$74AlwKA3Z5n2L6ujMzm/zQXHCluA4SRc2mBfO2/O5uUc2yM2n2tnbBMi/IVRLJuKwfjrLZjAT7agVfiK7arSy/
groups: [adm, cdrom, dip, plugdev, lxd, sudo\]
lock-passwd: false
sudo: ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL
shell: /bin/bash
- name: user1
plain_text_passwd: packerubuntu
lock-passwd: false
shell: /bin/bash
network:
network:
ethernets:
ens3:
critical: true
dhcp-identifier: mac
dhcp4: true
dhcp6: false
```
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Looking for a Senior DevOps Engineer
My team is looking for a Senior DevOps Engineer. It's a full time position.
Location: India
Requirements:
CI/CD(GitHub Actions),Terraform, Containerization, Scripting (bash or python).
If you or someone you know is interested, please let me know.
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My team is looking for a Senior DevOps Engineer. It's a full time position.
Location: India
Requirements:
CI/CD(GitHub Actions),Terraform, Containerization, Scripting (bash or python).
If you or someone you know is interested, please let me know.
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What website to write, to quit my job, marry my fiance and live a bucketlist family life?
Any ideas?
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Any ideas?
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Ansible - Declarative or Imperative
I have read serveal posts which say Ansible is imperative(procedural) and several which say it is declarative. Is it a mix of both if so how?
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I have read serveal posts which say Ansible is imperative(procedural) and several which say it is declarative. Is it a mix of both if so how?
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Running SonarQube in Azure Container Apps with scaling to 0
I want to run SonarQube in the cloud, most likely as an Azure Container App. What is the feasibility of having that scale to 0 most of the day?
I do not know how the SonarQube executables will react to that though, will they just time out etc.
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I want to run SonarQube in the cloud, most likely as an Azure Container App. What is the feasibility of having that scale to 0 most of the day?
I do not know how the SonarQube executables will react to that though, will they just time out etc.
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Next js deployment on Azure CiCd
Hello,
I need assistance with a project where I'm developing an internal ChatGPT. The client folder uses dynamic app routing, and everything works fine locally. However, upon deployment, I encounter the following message: "You do not have permission to view this directory or page."
The project is built with Next.js and Node.js.
Thank you for your help.
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Hello,
I need assistance with a project where I'm developing an internal ChatGPT. The client folder uses dynamic app routing, and everything works fine locally. However, upon deployment, I encounter the following message: "You do not have permission to view this directory or page."
The project is built with Next.js and Node.js.
Thank you for your help.
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github actions cost and perf breakdown
I'm trying to get a sense of how one typically understands the performance and cost of their github actions
a few questions I had were
how do you know if a job is taking a lot longer than it used to?
what do you do to get a breakdown of how much you spend per repo/workflow/job?
if you're responsible for a workflow/job, how do you ensure it's healthy? do you have some kind of alert to ping you when you see a lot of consecutive jobs failing?
here is what I've seen some people do
use datadogs CI visibility tool. I know there are a few other similar paid tools out there, like Swarmia and Trunk
wrote a python script to query githubs API to get data and compute stats around billing
i saw a TPM at an old job download csv data from github and do ninja csv wrangling to visualize billing data by repo, workflow and job
what do you do?
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I'm trying to get a sense of how one typically understands the performance and cost of their github actions
a few questions I had were
how do you know if a job is taking a lot longer than it used to?
what do you do to get a breakdown of how much you spend per repo/workflow/job?
if you're responsible for a workflow/job, how do you ensure it's healthy? do you have some kind of alert to ping you when you see a lot of consecutive jobs failing?
here is what I've seen some people do
use datadogs CI visibility tool. I know there are a few other similar paid tools out there, like Swarmia and Trunk
wrote a python script to query githubs API to get data and compute stats around billing
i saw a TPM at an old job download csv data from github and do ninja csv wrangling to visualize billing data by repo, workflow and job
what do you do?
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🚀 Seeking Feedback on My AI-Powered Landing Page Builder - Download HTML, CSS, and JS Files!
* Hey Devops community!
I'm working on developing an AI-powered landing page builder and would love to get some targeted feedback from you all. Here’s what I’m envisioning:
* **Downloadable Code**: After creating your landing page, you can download the full HTML, CSS, and JS files. This gives you complete control and flexibility to host it anywhere you like.
* **Real-Time Editing**: As you build, you can make edits on the fly, seeing changes in real-time.
**Context**: I'm a developer with a background in creating web tools, and I've noticed a gap in the market for easy-to-use, flexible landing page builders that cater to both non-coders and seasoned developers.
**Specific Questions**:
1. **Usefulness**: Would a tool like this be beneficial for your projects? Why or why not?
2. **Features**: What additional features would you find essential or highly desirable in such a tool?
3. **Pricing**: Based on the features mentioned, what price point would you consider reasonable for a subscription or one-time purchase?
Your insights will be incredibly valuable as I refine the tool. Thanks in advance for your time and feedback!
Looking forward to your thoughts!
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* Hey Devops community!
I'm working on developing an AI-powered landing page builder and would love to get some targeted feedback from you all. Here’s what I’m envisioning:
* **Downloadable Code**: After creating your landing page, you can download the full HTML, CSS, and JS files. This gives you complete control and flexibility to host it anywhere you like.
* **Real-Time Editing**: As you build, you can make edits on the fly, seeing changes in real-time.
**Context**: I'm a developer with a background in creating web tools, and I've noticed a gap in the market for easy-to-use, flexible landing page builders that cater to both non-coders and seasoned developers.
**Specific Questions**:
1. **Usefulness**: Would a tool like this be beneficial for your projects? Why or why not?
2. **Features**: What additional features would you find essential or highly desirable in such a tool?
3. **Pricing**: Based on the features mentioned, what price point would you consider reasonable for a subscription or one-time purchase?
Your insights will be incredibly valuable as I refine the tool. Thanks in advance for your time and feedback!
Looking forward to your thoughts!
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Advice on managing with terraform a subdomain of an existing domain in cloudflare
Hi all! I've been in IT for a while but I'm kind of new to IaC. I'm following the cloud resume challenge (put your resume online using cloud infraestructure and automation).
I've tried deploying with terraform an s3/cloudfront website within a subdomain of an already existing and configured domain, something like resume.mydomain.com . As I read, in order to be able to modify a zone (adding a cname in this case) I needed to import my existing zone, which I did.
I got it working, was happy, but unfortunately I naively decided to terraform-destroy it - which included my existing zone of course - and to the surprise of nobody I deleted my mydomain.com zone including all it's unmanaged registers. Fortunately applying the config again re-deployed the zone and the unmanaged registers where there again (thanks cloudflare!) but I'm trying to find how I should manage this case when my terraform includes a subdomain of an already existing zone, in order to prevent a disaster by naively destroying the zone? something in the line of "hey! uhm, I wanna be able to use this zone but I don't wanna full manage it"
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Hi all! I've been in IT for a while but I'm kind of new to IaC. I'm following the cloud resume challenge (put your resume online using cloud infraestructure and automation).
I've tried deploying with terraform an s3/cloudfront website within a subdomain of an already existing and configured domain, something like resume.mydomain.com . As I read, in order to be able to modify a zone (adding a cname in this case) I needed to import my existing zone, which I did.
I got it working, was happy, but unfortunately I naively decided to terraform-destroy it - which included my existing zone of course - and to the surprise of nobody I deleted my mydomain.com zone including all it's unmanaged registers. Fortunately applying the config again re-deployed the zone and the unmanaged registers where there again (thanks cloudflare!) but I'm trying to find how I should manage this case when my terraform includes a subdomain of an already existing zone, in order to prevent a disaster by naively destroying the zone? something in the line of "hey! uhm, I wanna be able to use this zone but I don't wanna full manage it"
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Is DSA required for a DevOps 1 Role?
I've been learning the essential tools for DevOps through the last months. I had not been leetcoding in while until I got an interview with a company and got scheduled a coding interview. So I had 1 week to prepare. I did it not bad in the data structures interview but in the Algorithms one I could solve just one problem and did very poorly. Nevertheless the problems were not easy. I am concerned right now about the result.
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I've been learning the essential tools for DevOps through the last months. I had not been leetcoding in while until I got an interview with a company and got scheduled a coding interview. So I had 1 week to prepare. I did it not bad in the data structures interview but in the Algorithms one I could solve just one problem and did very poorly. Nevertheless the problems were not easy. I am concerned right now about the result.
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Nginx Prometheus exporter default looking URI not changing
nginx-prometheus-exporter:
image: nginx/nginx-prometheus-exporter:1.0
container_name: prometheus-nginx-exporter
restart: always
command:
- -nginx.scrape-uri=https://nginx/stub_status
depends on:
- prometheus
Still this container while running looking at 127.0.0.1:8080/stub_status,why?
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nginx-prometheus-exporter:
image: nginx/nginx-prometheus-exporter:1.0
container_name: prometheus-nginx-exporter
restart: always
command:
- -nginx.scrape-uri=https://nginx/stub_status
depends on:
- prometheus
Still this container while running looking at 127.0.0.1:8080/stub_status,why?
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In-app review api
Hi, I’m obviously not a dev so there may be more information needed to answer this question, but I was wondering the hours it would take to put in-app review into the code in my app for both Google Play and iTunes? It uses Flutter and it’s currently live. I think I was over quoted and I wanted to check. Thanks.
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Hi, I’m obviously not a dev so there may be more information needed to answer this question, but I was wondering the hours it would take to put in-app review into the code in my app for both Google Play and iTunes? It uses Flutter and it’s currently live. I think I was over quoted and I wanted to check. Thanks.
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10 DevOps Platforms Compared
The guide below compares most popular DevOps platforms as well as how choosing a right platform can optimize your DevOps team’s productivity and application quality, streamlining software developments and IT operations: 10 Best DevOps Platforms
1. Jenkins
2. GitLab
3. Azure DevOps
4. Open DevOps by Atlassian
5. Copado
6. Octopus Deploy
7. Codefresh
8. AWS DevOps
9. Nagios
10. Kubernetes
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The guide below compares most popular DevOps platforms as well as how choosing a right platform can optimize your DevOps team’s productivity and application quality, streamlining software developments and IT operations: 10 Best DevOps Platforms
1. Jenkins
2. GitLab
3. Azure DevOps
4. Open DevOps by Atlassian
5. Copado
6. Octopus Deploy
7. Codefresh
8. AWS DevOps
9. Nagios
10. Kubernetes
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10 Best DevOps Platforms | CodiumAI
DevOps platforms provide fully integrated capabilities to collaborate and automate software development, deployment, and IT operations using Agile and DevOps practices.
Has anyone used this service before? Thoughts?
Hey all,
I recently came across a company called Digger: https://digger.dev/
Their product seems to meet my use case, but I don't know anyone else who has used them.
Has anyone here used them? What are your thoughts?
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Hey all,
I recently came across a company called Digger: https://digger.dev/
Their product seems to meet my use case, but I don't know anyone else who has used them.
Has anyone here used them? What are your thoughts?
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Enterprise-ready, self-hostable Terraform CI/CD, drift detection, and state management. Open source DevOps for cloud-native teams.
Any RabbitMQ Experts here that are willing to guide me without paying you 300$/h ?
I'm currently looking at how message forwarding works in rabbitmq and could not find any reliable source to explain it to me.
I'm interested in the situation where cluster consists of multiple nodes, the queue in question is a mirrored queue and I'm connected with my producer to a node that is not the leader of that queue.
With my basic understanding from the stuff I read is that the request to publish the message in the queue will be forwarded to the leader by the node i was connected to but I'm curious how that will work in details on a very low level.
Will it be a simple forward like in http -> answering to the client that
"hey the leader is under IP this and that - send it there"
or
"node will accept the request on the behalf of the leader and then send it from there to the leader"
I'm investigating this because I want to better understand possible traffic costs in the cloud when nodes are deployed in a different availablity zones.
Guides appreciated.
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I'm currently looking at how message forwarding works in rabbitmq and could not find any reliable source to explain it to me.
I'm interested in the situation where cluster consists of multiple nodes, the queue in question is a mirrored queue and I'm connected with my producer to a node that is not the leader of that queue.
With my basic understanding from the stuff I read is that the request to publish the message in the queue will be forwarded to the leader by the node i was connected to but I'm curious how that will work in details on a very low level.
Will it be a simple forward like in http -> answering to the client that
"hey the leader is under IP this and that - send it there"
or
"node will accept the request on the behalf of the leader and then send it from there to the leader"
I'm investigating this because I want to better understand possible traffic costs in the cloud when nodes are deployed in a different availablity zones.
Guides appreciated.
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Can I install a VPN server within WSL to use the ZScaler connection within Windows?
So for the longest time I have worked exclusively on Linux and MacOS. However, the organisation I work for decided to go full Microsoft, and is forcing the entire workforce to work on Windows laptops now. Of course, as a devops engineer, this causes a lot of issues with the tools I am using. For the organisation it allowed them to tighten a lot of security holes, one of which is it now allows them to use ZScaler. They've completely shut off access to the network outside of systems that are connected through ZScaler.
Because we have a ton of different dev(ops) teams within the organisation, it's an almost impossible task to get all of the apps that were being used to Windows, or a Windows alternative. As such the organisation allows us to use WSL, which in turn gives us the option to use certain apps unmanaged by installing them within WSL. An example would be how I installed Chrome through WSL, to be able to use an instance of Chrome where I can use my extensions, such as my password manager and ad blocker.
Now I was wondering: would it be possible to install a VPN server, like OpenVPN, within WSL, connect to it using my old Macbook, and allow me to access the network now only accessible through ZScaler on the Windows laptop that I absolutely despise working on?
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So for the longest time I have worked exclusively on Linux and MacOS. However, the organisation I work for decided to go full Microsoft, and is forcing the entire workforce to work on Windows laptops now. Of course, as a devops engineer, this causes a lot of issues with the tools I am using. For the organisation it allowed them to tighten a lot of security holes, one of which is it now allows them to use ZScaler. They've completely shut off access to the network outside of systems that are connected through ZScaler.
Because we have a ton of different dev(ops) teams within the organisation, it's an almost impossible task to get all of the apps that were being used to Windows, or a Windows alternative. As such the organisation allows us to use WSL, which in turn gives us the option to use certain apps unmanaged by installing them within WSL. An example would be how I installed Chrome through WSL, to be able to use an instance of Chrome where I can use my extensions, such as my password manager and ad blocker.
Now I was wondering: would it be possible to install a VPN server, like OpenVPN, within WSL, connect to it using my old Macbook, and allow me to access the network now only accessible through ZScaler on the Windows laptop that I absolutely despise working on?
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We did it! Karpor has been Open-Sourced!
🌟 Exciting news! We just open sourced Karpor, an open-source intelligent tool for Kubernetes! 🚀💻 With Karpor, you can bring advanced 🔍 Search, 💡 Insight, and ✨ AI to your Kubernetes clusters. Gain crucial visibility across any clouds and empower your development teams to ship faster. Check it out on GitHub: https://github.com/KusionStack/karpor
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🌟 Exciting news! We just open sourced Karpor, an open-source intelligent tool for Kubernetes! 🚀💻 With Karpor, you can bring advanced 🔍 Search, 💡 Insight, and ✨ AI to your Kubernetes clusters. Gain crucial visibility across any clouds and empower your development teams to ship faster. Check it out on GitHub: https://github.com/KusionStack/karpor
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Best user identity and authentication solutions
My company is currently using freeIPA to manage user credentials for logins to our ec2 boxes and infrastructure.
We are seeking a commercial alternative solution that will continue to be supported but finding a good alternative without knowing what the full implementation and migration road map for each alternative could look like in a landscape or look-alike products is tough.
Does anyone here have experience migrating off freeIPA or even just some wisdom to share on what could be a good solution?
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My company is currently using freeIPA to manage user credentials for logins to our ec2 boxes and infrastructure.
We are seeking a commercial alternative solution that will continue to be supported but finding a good alternative without knowing what the full implementation and migration road map for each alternative could look like in a landscape or look-alike products is tough.
Does anyone here have experience migrating off freeIPA or even just some wisdom to share on what could be a good solution?
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