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Intro to Pulumi for Python

Hey y'all


As a Terraform veteren I am really liking Pulumi, I tired out the CDK and didn't love it especially with the synthesization to CloudFormation. Does anyone have any experience running Pulumi outside of just small dev projects I would love to hear thoughts as I go deeper into it!

For those that have not used it yet, I have been creating some Devops videos to share with some co workers and also for myself to learn some new technologies. This Pulumi video is the tutorial I wanted when I was starting with Pulumi so maybe it can be helpful to someone out there. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60LYNRnmM5M](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60LYNRnmM5M)


*PS. I am learning that coding while talking is hard*

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PacktPub is offering all programming workshops for free, redeemable through May 31st in light of current events

[Official Tweet Here](https://twitter.com/PacktPub/status/1245056013381726208)

For the record, ***I am not affiliated with PacktPub in any way***. A colleague shared this tweet with me today, and these workshops are a normally paid resource that is free for the next two months. I am not advertising this as a product, and I gain nothing from it. I just want to share a useful, currently free learning resource for programming with those who would benefit.

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Interview preparation and interview questions for DevOps and SRE

I have compiled a small ebook for DevOps and SRE preparation. This book is based on rounds that can happen in a DevOps or SRE interview at companies like LinkedIn, Atlassian, Visa, etc. It has below chapters that will help you understand each round and how to approach it.

1. Linux Questions

2. Cloud Specific questions

3. Python programming

4. System design round and how to approach it.

5. Incident management.

6. Basic system Troubleshooting.

7. How to do code reviews.

These are motivated by interview round that happens in big companies that are hiring SRE and DevOps.

I hope this will help you. Feedbacks are welcome.

Thanks to Rahul Sinha for his contribution. hashtag

\#linux #sre #devops #systemdesign #interviewpreparation

\#interviewprocess #book #python

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[https://www.amazon.in/Interview-preparation-interview-questions-DevOps-ebook/dp/B086ZVY7KM/ref=sr\_1\_1?dchild=1&keywords=interview%20devops&qid=1586755852&s=computers&sr=8-&fbclid=IwAR0iYwFaq4zS6mOuZAoY\_lIpgetHw2NbtyJf73KQZHP-Al-RI3GHQhuUZm8](https://www.amazon.in/Interview-preparation-interview-questions-DevOps-ebook/dp/B086ZVY7KM/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=interview%20devops&qid=1586755852&s=computers&sr=8-&fbclid=IwAR0iYwFaq4zS6mOuZAoY_lIpgetHw2NbtyJf73KQZHP-Al-RI3GHQhuUZm8)

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CodeSmash - Build In Public - Get Ready to Sign Up



Hey guys, we're back with another video! 👋😃

https://youtu.be/Vnl8lCySi60

This time, we're letting you know more about our No Code platform CodeSmash and that we have a roadmap for what's next. Make sure to keeps checking up on our progress because we will soon add the following features:

\- Create your account

\- Save your Stacks for later

\- Store your Stacks in Git repos by default

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AI agent, Multi-Cloud Support: AWS (using SageMaker) GCP (using Gemini)
Azure (using Copilot)

I'm building an AI assistant to guide the setup of cloud resources in a secure manner. 

Example prompt Setup a production-grade AWS foundation with the following requirements :
\- VPC in us-east-1 with 3 availability zones
\- Private and public subnets- Network segmentation for different workloads
\- Implement security best practices- Enable encryption for all services
\- Setup CloudTrail for audit logging
\- Configure AWS Backup for critical resources
\- Implement WAF and Shield for protection
https://medium.com/@rasvihostings/ai-agent-to-set-up-a-foundation-in-a-public-cloud-secure-manner-4a555d8fdd84

hashtag#googlecloud hashtag#aws hashtag#azure hashtag#gemini hashtag#SageMaker hashtag#Copilot hashtag#python hashtag#terraform

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How to write a production ready code in Python " Clean Architecture focuses"

How to write a production ready code in Python

Clean Architecture focuses on separating the software system into layers with strict boundaries, enhancing maintainability and testability. The core idea is to keep the business logic (or domain logic) independent from the external factors like databases, UI, and frameworks.

I just published Clean Architecture exaplme python and PostgreSQL 
https://medium.com/@rasvihostings/clean-architecture-exaplme-python-and-postgresql-59a95bcf8d56
This example illustrates how to implement Clean Architecture in a Python
\#Python \#fastapi \#cleancode \#CleanArchitecture

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