Dan Doughty
@sreiousdan
SRE Manager. 3D printing. UA war vet. US Army vet. Russian linguist.
We're hiring for a hybrid position in KC. Oncall a week per month.The primary systems you'd work on would be Windows in an Azure cloud computing environment with terraformed deployments, New Relic/PD, week sprints with standups(15min) and monthly retros. wellsky.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/WellSkyCareers…
Well, simple to say. It's not as easy to do. But it's worth it. And progress is the way to get better.
Deep friendships come from giving up ones that don't work for you. A prosperous career begins with giving up diversions & alternatives. Loving relationships occur when giving up incompatible people. A long, healthy life comes from giving up crap that destroys your body. Simple.
Vagrant vs Docker. Vagrant is more like an orchestration layer with an easy way to get prebuilt images to rapidly develop against. stackoverflow.com/questions/1664…
How does OAuth 2.0 Work? OAuth 2.0 is an authorization framework that enables applications to access a user’s data on another service (like Facebook or GitHub) without sharing the user’s password. It’s essentially a digital handshake between the app, service, and user, with…
Ansible PRO TIP: Leverage 'any_errors_fatal: true' for mission critical scenarios. -Ideal when tasks have strict dependencies -Ideal when a task MUST succeed before continuing -Stops executing play on all hosts upon failure Ex: Upgrade kicks off ONLY if all LBs are disabled.
saw this on HackerNews and it's a pretty cool new way to use Curl, which is one of my favorite tools everything.curl.dev/libcurl/libcurl
New Miami Marathon medal looks pretty awesome miamiherald.com/news/local/com…
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Miami marathon medal or ninja weapon? Design might draw airport security scrutiny
‘They love to wear them after the race. I just wanted to give people a head’s up.’
It’s so frustrating that @newrelic doesn’t support percentiles (99%, 95%, etc) for metrics. forum.newrelic.com/s/hubtopic/aAX… Yes, I get that it’s hard but it seems like @datadoghq has it figured out? datadoghq.com/blog/engineeri…
datadoghq.com
Computing accurate percentiles with DDSketch | Datadog
Introducing DDSketch, the first fully-mergeable, relative-error quantile sketching algorithm with formal guarantees.
I organize a Danish Azure DevOps community, and this question is a reoccurring topic. We have had insiders from both GutHub and the Azure DevOps team confirm that neither product is going away, but we will see increased collaboration. E.g the security features is an example
If PagerDuty is acquired we will have to stay attentive to cost increases and support levels.
IT experts say #EnterpriseTechnology M&A will rebound in 2024 as @HPE nabs Juniper, Harness buys Armory and PagerDuty privatization reports surface. Read more below. 🔽 bit.ly/4241gH0
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Analysts anticipate fresh wave of enterprise technology M&A | Tech...
IT experts say enterprise technology M&A will rebound in 2024 as HPE nabs Juniper, Harness buys Armory and PagerDuty privatization reports surface.
I read through some of the transcript. Yes, cloud first is the answer with this new expense. That said, I expect support and innovation to decrease in VMWare while costs skyrocket.
Need VMware alternatives? Ned & Chris got your back! Dive into their fun-filled exploration of Nutanix, Hyper-V, and more in the latest episode of #ChaosLever. Listen here! bit.ly/48U6JT1 #TechAlternatives #TechStrategy #Techinsights #VMware
I'm encouraging some of architecture teams to do this even if in very shorthand. It's best to know that we discussed a topic and made a decision even if it's to defer until we prioritize it.
1/4 📢 Check out Ian's (@datasmithing) podcast discussing cloud-native observability. He touches on managing cloud complexity. The goal? Quick resolution of infrastructure and application issues to protect customer experiences. Read thread for summary (Prom/OTel/Costs/AI/etc)...
Podcast episode alert! 🚀 @chronosphereio Field CTO, Ian Smith, talks cloud native observability trends and best practices with @eWEEKNews. Tune in for his insights here: okt.to/39StgH
We think of automation as a contemporary concept but this machine proves we’ve been doing it for decades.
you should negotiate always. even if you don't get more financially you learn more about who you'll be working with.
Everything is negotiable I have always negotiated & I tell my friends to do the same. If you don't believe you deserve 60K, you won't get it Think, then prove you worth. Most of it comes from data, your previous work is a good metric of how much tangible value you generated.
I use FitBod for this, but generally I think this sentiment is correct. You already need to rest between sets, so at least log what you're up to and dedicate an hour a month to review results, adjust program, etc.
Reminder that you're leaving gains on the table every time you choose not to track your lifts I'm walking around the gym w/ a binder full of charts created in Microsoft Word You can certainly take the few seconds it takes to use Notes, Sheets, or hit up @isaac_saas for his app
I love to see opensource continuing to produce the tools we need. Not everyone can afford enterprise grade support but everyone needs reliable and secure systems or else the premise of the internet fails.
The OpenTofu community is excited to announce the general availability of OpenTofu, the open source fork of Terraform, now a production-ready project under the Linux Foundation. Read the full announcement: hubs.la/Q02fXJ850 #opensource #opentofu
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